Via ferrata in the Dolomites – fun for the whole family!
The via ferrata is a very popular way to climb mountains by following an „iron path“.
This climbing adventure in the middle of the Dolomites satisfies longing goals for the whole family and is sometimes also the first step for future alpinists.
The purpose of a via ferrata was originally to have a logistic supply route in the 1st World War. Today this iron paths in the mountains are used for recreation and entertainment by nature lovers.
You have always wanted to climb a via ferrata in the Dolomites?
Let me be your mountain guide! After a short introduction of the via ferrata set there is nothing stopping your safe and memorable holiday experience.
Here you will find just a short selection of my guided via ferrata tours in the Dolomites:
- Sass Rigais – the hike and via ferrata will take you over 3000m
- Marmolada West Ridge – a historical via ferrata and high alpine tour on the Marmolada glacier
- Oskar Schuster – long, simple and panoramic via ferrata to the Plattkofel peak
- Maximiliansteig – a combination of e-bike, via ferrata and ridge walk
- Cir V – a climbing adventure for the whole family
- Via delle Bocchette – a 3 days via ferrata adventure in the Brenta Dolomites
- … and many more
Please contact me for more information or specific inquiries.
On a guided tour, all the climbing equipment is included in the price.
Here is the packing list for your mountain adventure.
Get inspired by these detailed via ferrata tour descriptions:
Via ferrata Pößnecker in the Sella Mountain Group – for experts
The Pößnecker is one of the first via ferratas in the Dolomites, with the option of abseiling at the end.
The Pößnecker is one of the oldest and steepest via ferratas in the Dolomites and is located just before the Sella Pass (2218m) in the valley Val Gardena. It was built in 1912 and renovated in 2020. However, it is still one of the most challenging via ferratas in the […]
Via Ferrata Masarè – varied climbing with moderate difficulty
Family friendly via ferrata for slightly advanced climbers in the Rosengarten massif
The via ferrata Masarè offers a very varied ridge climbing in the Dolomites and is ideal for beginners and families! After an easy ascent due to the Paolina chairlift, we hike past the Christomannos monument by keeping the altitude. Our gaze is directed towards the highest peak in the Dolomites, […]
Via ferrata Cir V for families and beginners
The Gardena Pass/Grödner Joch awaits beginners and families with an easy via ferrata on the Cirspitze V To climb a via ferrata is very popular. If you’ve never done this before, the Cir V on the Cir peaks is the perfect place for you. Thanks to a short approach, the […]