A loop around the Sorapiss range: solitude and breathtaking views Two days are needed to complete the loop around the Sorapiss (also known as Sorapíss or Sorapís). Two days of true mountaineering, a long “walk on the edge” reserved for hikers who are well-trained and accustomed to moving on ledges and rocky balconies. The circular …
Do you want to know how to build a via ferrata? In this article, we will guide you through the various phases involved in set up a via ferrata, including who the authorized workers are and the necessary steps to carry out the project. A via ferrata is an equipped climbing path that allows climbers …
Bonacossa trail, an amazing equipped path The Bonacossa trail is a partially equipped itinerary that allows you to cross the Cadini di Misurina group, offering a splendid panorama to those who walk it. The route enters a characteristic area of the Dolomites, rich in peaks, spires, bell towers, towers, and saddles. Although it is partially …
Climbing the Ra Bujela ferrata in winter and the chance to admire the World Cup athletes racing from above is certainly a one-of-a-kind experience for mountain lovers! On the occasion of the spectacular Cortina d’Ampezzo Ski World Cup, which will see the best athletes in the world racing on the fabulous Olimpia delle Tofane slope, …
An exciting way of exploring the mountains As you probably know, via ferrata in Italian means “iron path”. Quite an accurate description for this type of Alpine route. It involves steel cables that run periodically every 1 to 10 m along the rocky surface of a (usually) rocky enclave. You can move along this path …
An easy via ferrata of great historical interest Ferrata Fusetti on Sass de Stria was set up in the summer of 2018 by two teams of Alpini soldiers looking for the remains of second lieutenant Mario Fusetti, gold medal for bravery winner. The ferrata is located on the south-west face of Sasso di Stria (2477 …