Plan a multi-day via ferrata adventure in the Dolomites and other Alpine regions. Choose between staying in one home base and exploring different routes each day, or travelling through the mountains on a hut-to-hut itinerary.
These guides provide practical information to help you plan your route, accommodation, daily stages, equipment and alternatives for changing mountain conditions.
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Use these guides to start planning a longer via ferrata trip in the Dolomites.
The Best Routes to Piz Boè: Hiking and Via Ferrata in the Dolomites
Piz Boè is one of the most accessible 3,000-metre peaks in the Dolomites, with routes ranging from an easy hike from Sass Pordoi to challenging via ferratas. Discover the best ways to reach the summit, where to stay, what to expect on the trails and how to plan your visit.
Monte Popera Circuit: A 4-Day Hut-to-Hut Via Ferrata Adventure
The Monte Popera Circuit isn’t for the faint of heart. Spanning 4 days and 6 different via ferratas, this route takes you through some of the most exposed and rewarding terrain in the Sesto Dolomites. From the overhanging rocks of Aldo Roghel to the stunning ledges of Strada degli Alpini, discover why this is the ultimate trek for via ferrata lovers.