The via ferratas in the Dolomites give te chance to reach evocative peaks offering incredible experiences, and priceless emotions before absolutely unforgettable landscapes.
The via ferratas are equipped routes that allow also not particularly expert hikers to reach peaks that -otherwise- could be reached only by experienced climbers. Thanks to the metal wires, suspended bridges, ladders, boardwalks and gangways, rods and other anchors the hikers can face spectacular paths and incredibly beautiful and evocative environments, crossing narrow clefts and steep couloirs, overcoming majestic walls and dominating vertiginous cliffs.
The via ferratas in the Dolomites are perfect for adults, kids and families, and must be faced with the correct equipment (helmet, climbing harness and via ferrata kit) and, specially for non-experienced hikers, under the supervision of a mountain guide.
In the Dolomites there are countless via ferratas, here are 7 routes not to be missed:
Via Ferrata Olivieri to Punta Anna in Tofana di Mezzo - Cortina d'Ampezzo
The via ferrata Olivieri to Punta Anna is one of the most popular and beautiful of the Dolomites because of the itinerary's total exposure and for the featured technical and vertical sections.
Via Ferrata Brigata Tridentina in the Sella Massif - Corvara in Badia
The via ferrata Tridentina is also known as Pisciadù, it is one of the most renowned via ferrata in the Dolomites.
Via Ferrata De Luca-Innerkofler to Mount Paterno - Sexten
The via ferrata to mount Paterno is a spectacular itinerary within the evocative Dolomiti di Sesto Range, in front of the majestic north walls of Tre Cime di Lavaredo.
Via Ferrata delle Bocchette in the Brenta Group - Madonna di Campiglio
The via ferrata delle Bocchette in Madonna di Campiglio is probably the most renowned among the high altitude routes in the Dolomites.
Via Ferrata degli Alleghesi to Mount Civetta - Val di Zoldo
The via ferrata degli Alleghesi offers a thrilling alpine experience through one of the longest and most spectacular itineraries in the Dolomites.
West Ridge Via Ferrata to Punta Penia in Marmolada - Rocca Pietore
This via ferrata in Marmolada is an amazing itinerary that leads to the highest peak of the Dolomites, at an elevation of 3343 meters.
Via Ferrata Catinaccio d'Antermoia - Pozza di Fassa
The via ferrata Catinaccio d'Antermoia leads to the highest summit of the Catinaccio Range (Rosengarten) in the Dolomites of South Tyrol.
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