Via Ferrata in Belgium
Visit the premiere destination for northern European via ferrata!
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There are many reasons for choosing Via Ferrata in Belgium
Belgium is loaded with impeccable climbing routes - clean, tough rock that has been developed over 500 million years. Along with limestone that has become a trademark material for climbing and via ferrata, the country boasts course, metamorphic routes and sedimentary outcroppings for diverse experiences on different material. All with one thing in common, of course - great rock!
Good to know:
Country Code
+32
Currency
Euro (EUR)
Language
French; Dutch; German
Best Time to Visit
The summer months provide the best conditions for via ferrata. Depending on the weather, you could feasibly manage a trip in spring and autumn. May through October is the best time for a Belgian via ferrata tour!
How to Get There
Brussels is the main point of entry for Belgium. Flying into its international airport will get you close to the via ferrata routes best known in the country. Namur and Landelies are both within an hour or so of Brussels, so a quick bus, train, or drive can get you to the rock in no time
What is the Weather Like
Belgium has a maritime climate that is stable and temperate. Cool summers define the country, making via ferrata ideal during these months. Winter is fairly moderate, balanced by the North Atlantic and North Sea. Further south, where climbing and via ferrata are popular, the maritime influence is mild
More info about Via Ferrata in Belgium:
Belgium is a country in northern Europe, bordering France to the west and south, Luxembourg and Germany to the south-southeast, and the Netherlands to the north. The shore of the North Sea lies just beyond Bruges to the northwest. While it may not have the international appeal of the Alps, Belgium has an array of outcropping, slabs, and rock walls that have turned it into a country known for remarkable rock climbing and via ferrata. This activity uses protected climbing routes to assist climbers and give them access to more challenging geographic and geologic areas. It can combine climbing with vertical sections, zip lines, suspended bridges, abseiling, and more. Generally lasting no more than a day, most via ferrata routes can be completed within a few hours. Most routes are found in Wallonia, including Landelies, Freyr, Pont-a-Lesse, and Grands Malades
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