Why Via Ferrata?
Via ferrata, translating to “iron path,” comprises protected climbing routes scattered throughout the UNESCO World Heritage Park surrounding Cortina. Connected to a safety cable throughout, participants experience a remarkable sense of security on terrain they might otherwise find daunting.
Accessible to individuals reasonably fit and active, via ferrata is suitable for children aged 8 and above, fostering a sense of responsibility as they navigate the harness along the route. The equipment is user-friendly for both adults and children, with all necessary gear provided.
Routes are graded by difficulty and vary in length, with experienced mountain guides accompanying participants, offering local insights and stories. Some routes complement an e-bike approach, allowing riders to traverse stunning landscapes before seamlessly transitioning to the via ferrata route.
Encounters with wildlife, such as chamois, and vibrant alpine flora add to the experience, particularly in springtime. Each day’s itinerary is tailored to guests, often culminating in lunch at a picturesque mountain hut, completing the unforgettable via ferrata adventure.