Via delle Bocchette and Vie ferrate of the Brenta Group
The "Via delle Bocchette" is one of the Alps’ most complete systems of vie ferrate of the Brenta Group.
This vast network of prepared trails - vie ferrate - covers the entire mountain group, featuring narrow ledges equipped with cables to assist you, making it possible for non-experts to experience the mountains in some of the most stunning alpine settings.
Alpine Guides organize trips to teach hikers to use the right equipment, thereby providing all the thrills along with total safety.
The SOSAT via ferrata heads into the heart of the Brenta Dolomites and is one of the most popular and most spectacular sections of the Via delle ...
A spectacular itinerary with a great view from the most aerial of ledges in the Brenta Dolomites. A dream hike for thrill seekers looking for ...
One of the most spectacular and challenging of the traditional Brenta Dolomites via ferratas. A route along ledges and mountain ridges at an ...
A great classic of the Brenta Dolomites, this via ferrata runs along well-equipped vertical cliff faces from Rifugio Agostini to Rifugio XII ...
Stunning via ferrata along ledges beneath Cima Falkner and the Brenta peaks. Amazing panoramas with some exposed sections, but suited to those who ...
Highly exposed route of intermediate difficulty, often used as the starting or ending section of the Bocchette Alte itinerary. Calls for physical ...
A panoramic mountaineering via ferrata, sections of which are highly exposed. The route connects Rifugio Agostini to Rifugio Tosa Pedrotti along ...
A relatively unfrequented, highly challenging via ferrata along exposed sections and cliff faces beneath Cima degli Armi. Quick return to Rifugio ...
A long, spectacular itinerary through glacial drift and along narrow ledges beneath Cima Molveno and Cima Brenta.
A low-traffic mountaineering via ferrata connecting Rifugio Graffer and Rifugio Peller. A long, isolated crossing of the untamed beauty of Brenta.
A panoramic via ferrata along the upper ledges of Pietra Grande that are exposed but not particularly challenging and run through an area of great ...