Via Ferrata in Moclin

Steep climbs with stunning exposure to the wild rolling mountains of Granada

Conquer the rugged slopes of Moclin among the stunning Andalusian backdrop of the snow-capped Sierra Nevada mountains. The region also homes rich cultural artefacts such as a collection of prehistoric cave paintings. Ideal for visiting all year round.

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There are many reasons for choosing Via Ferrata in Moclin

Home to beautiful mountains and a sleepy, quaint village vibe, the climbs of Moclin are excellent entry points for climbing, as the via ferratas here don’t require previous climbing experience.

Good to know:

Country code

+34

Currency

Euro

Language

Spanish

Best time to visit

All year round

What’s the weather like?

Moclin, located in the province of Granada, is characterized by hot dry summers, where temperatures can often exceed 40℃. Winters reach lows of 13℃ in the coldest month of January. And spring and autumn receive mild temperatures

More info about Via Ferrata in Moclin:

Lying in the province of Granada in southern Spain, the village of Moclin has a population of just over 4,000. The region has a long history and culturally diverse, having been heavily influenced by the Moors. Home to mountainous terrain, a coastal stretch of the Mediterranean Sea, and important cultural sites, Granada attracts visitors from all across the world

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A via ferrata (which means “iron path” in Italian) is a protected vertical and horizontal climbing route. While its origins date from the nineteenth century, many of these routes were built during World War I, in the Dolomite mountain range, in northeastern Italy, to help troops move across the area. As these have become

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