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Via Ferrata de Luca Innerkofler
Step into history on the Via Ferrata de Luca Innerkofler. This beginner-friendly “B” grade route takes you through 400 meters of dark WWI tunnels before emerging onto the steep faces of Monte Paterno. If you’re looking for the absolute best view of the Tre Cime di Lavaredo towers while walking through a living museum, this is the adventure for you.
Via Ferrata Cesare Piazzetta: Hardest Route in the Dolomites
Forget the tourist trails. Via Ferrata Cesare Piazzetta is a brutal, high-exposure mission designed for those who want to earn their summit the hard way. From the legendary 90-degree vertical wall that pumps your arms in the first 50 meters to the narrow, dark “chimney” and the minimalist suspension bridge, this is a masterclass in Dolomite climbing. We’re breaking down the logistics, the technical gear requirements, and the reality of tackling one of the Sella Group’s most respected and physically demanding routes.
Via Ferrata Ivano Dibona: The Most Iconic Route of the Dolomites
Via Ferrata Ivano Dibona is an iconic 13km traverse in the Cristallo mountain group, famously featuring the suspension bridge from the film Cliffhanger. Reaching the 3,008m summit of Cristallino d’Ampezzo, this 8-hour journey follows historic World War I trails, blending dramatic high-altitude ridges with the haunting ruins of military history and the breathtaking silhouettes of the Dolomites.