Via Ferrata
Hooks, ladders, equipped ledges and rocky jumps allow you to reach heights and views that would not be reached on foot. They are not routes for everyone: they require adequate equipment, good physical preparation and knowledge of the terrain.
Before leaving, carefully evaluate the level of the chosen route. If you don’t know the area or want to tackle a challenging via ferrata, relying on a guide is the most sensible choice.
Mountain guide and useful numbers
Tre Cime Alpine Guides Association
Piazza Vigo 12 — Auronzo di Cadore
Tel: +39 340 3530388
Mail: info@guidetrecimedilavaredo.it
Emergencies: 112
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Ferrata Roghel – Cengia Gabriella – Strada degli Alpini
Very panoramic via ferrata that goes around Mount Giralba connecting the Carducci refuge with the Battaglione…
Zandonella via ferrata to Croda Rossa
The ferrata, short but very intense with points without supports, climbs the south face of the…
Mazzetta equipped path
A short moderately difficult via ferrata, not particularly scenic, but less affected by tourist flows, which…
D’Ambros equipped path Pitturina ridge
Equipped path, with some sections of via ferrata, which runs along the border ridge “della Pitturina”,…
Via ferrata to Mount Palombino
The panoramic Camoscio via ferrata from near the Forcella Dignas reaches the summit of Monte Palombino,…
Ferrata Campanile Colesei Bepi Martini Munch Happacher
Ferrata inaugurated in 2020, very demanding in the second half, which climbs the Colle di Colesei…
