Via Ferrata trips – Cortina D’Ampezzo
Conquer the rocky walls of Cortina in the heart of the Dolomites and home to the via ferrata
The classic climbs of via ferratas, with its gruesome origins in the Dolomite Mountains in World War I, are scattered across the region. With fixed cables, ladders and steps fused to the limestone rocks, via ferratas enable smoother ascents for those with little or no technical climbing skills. And with a great supply of rocky walls, there are options for all levels, from easier routes in Monte Paterno to more demanding routes in Punta Anna. Visit between May and October for prime climbing conditions.
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Located in the Veneto region of northern Italy, the commune of Cortina d’Ampezzo lies in an alpine valley in the heart of the Dolomite Mountains, in the southern Alps. As host of the 1956 Winter Olympics, it has gone on to established itself as a world-class resort. Its prime skiing slopes, stunning scenery, and quality trails and climbs, has made it a magnet for outdoor enthusiasts.
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Best time to visit
Visit between May and October for prime climbing conditions.
What's the weather like?
The summer months experience pleasant, warm temperatures, with an average minimum of 10°C and maximum of 25°C. Although most of the rainfall lands in July and August.
Language
Italian, with many locals speaking Ampezzano.
Currency
Euro.
Country code
+39.
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