Via ferrata

Via Ferrata — From the Dolomites to Lake Garda

The Dolomites are the birthplace of via ferrata, offering routes for all levels amid breathtaking alpine landscapes. Steel cables, ladders, and suspended bridges allow climbers to tackle exposed walls safely, providing authentic mountain experiences.

My main area of activity is the Brenta Dolomites, where historic ferrata wind through vertical towers and sharp ridges. Among them, the Via delle Bocchette is considered one of the most spectacular via ferrata in the world, combining exposure, technical skill, and unforgettable scenery.

For those seeking ferrata with more accessible panoramas, the Lake Garda area and the Sarche Valley offer exciting routes that combine adventure with stunning views over the lake and surrounding valleys.