Family Introduction To Via Ferrata
Italy
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Discover Via Ferrata in the Italian Dolomites
Details
Duration: 8 Days
Starts in: Italy
Group Size: 8-16
Itinerary
Start Dobbiaco.
This first day gives us the opportunity to learn how to use the equipment and test our abilties.
Two days of Via Ferrata.
Free day for optional walking or cycling.
This area has some of the most famous Via Ferrata routes in the Dolomites, many dating back to the First World War. The most impressive and memorable route takes us around the Tre Cime di Lavaredo, situated in the Sexten Dolomites.
End Dobbiaco.
Additional Information
This is the perfect trip for families who enjoy walking and scrambling and
are looking for a new challenge. Via Ferrata, 'Iron Way' in Italian, refers
to a system of cables that cling to the side of the mountains on routes that
would normally be the domain of rock climbers. Taking us each day on classic
routes in the craggy mountains of the Sexten Dolomites, our expert local
mountain guides teach us all we need to know, so we can safely clamber along
ridges and up rock faces.
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