Sentiero Attrezzato dei Campanili del Latemar

The Sentiero Attrezzato dei Campanili del Latemar stretches at an altitude of around 2700 m between the Rotlahnscharte and the Große Latemarscharte. While the walls of the highest Latemar peaks slope steeply towards Lake Carezza to the north, the southern flanks are flatter. The Latemartürme via ferrata runs mostly horizontally along the southern walls of the Latemar towers, including the Diamantiditurm as the highest elevation of the Latemarstock. The via ferrata has both walking terrain over natural rock bands as well as spectacular, tricky climbing sections on some embrasures. Not only the via ferrata, but also the long ascent and descent through the bizarrely shaped rocky landscape demand a lot from our physical condition. Much of the tour runs on quite rough, crumbly scree and rubble terrain, which requires surefootedness - even in unsecured - alpine terrain. From the Latemarscharte we can climb the Eastern Latemarspitze in a short time, which gives us a wonderful view towards