Via ferratas in Terme di Comano-Dolomiti di Brenta

Four days through the Brenta Mountains: The Bocchette trail in the Dolomites is one of the most famous via ferrata classics in Europe. The marvellous path leads through the breathtaking mountain scenery of the Brenta and takes you to some great refugios to spend the nights.

Climbing tour via the Via Ferrata Ernesto Che Guevara on the steep south-east face of Monte Casale.

The Bocchette-route in the Brenta mountains in the northern Italian Alps is an absolute highlight for avid climbers. Within four days, you cross the mountain massif on weather-beaten rocks. On the tour, you master the routes Sentiero Alfredo Benini, Sentiero Bocchette Alte, Sentiero Bocchette Centrale, Sentiero Livio Brentari, Via Ferrata Ettore Castiglione, Sentiero Bocchette dell'Ideale and Sentiero SOSAT.

High-alpine via ferrata tour in the Brenta with four glacier crossings and the most technically demanding climbing passages of the Bocchette route. With ascent and descent, however, it is a long and physically demanding day tour.

A new via ferrata close to the Rio Ruzza waterfall, completed and reopened in August 2019. Now, the route is definitely more difficult and suitable for experienced climbers.

The second stage of the Brenta via ferrata leads from Rifugio Alimonta via Sentiero Bocchette Centrale and Sentiero Livio Brentari to Rifugio Agostini.

Die dritte Etappe der Brenta-Klettersteigrunde führt vom Rifugio Agostini über die Via Ferrata Ettore Castiglione und den Sentiero Bocchette dell'Ideale zum Rifugio Brentei.

Lange kombinierte Klettersteigtour bis B/C und leichte freie Kletterei mit hochalpinen Eiseinlagen auf und um den höchsten Gipfel der Brenta. Grandiose Felsszenerie begleitet die gesamte Runde.

A long and challenging via ferrata, which requires a good training, but offers breathtaking views on the Sarca Valley!  

The first part of the most spectacular via ferrata of Brenta Dolomites.