1-day accessible Via Ferrata in Cortina, Italy

This classic Via Ferrata in Cortina mixes water and adventure at the Fanes River.

It is a technically and physically easy Via Ferrata, crossing a gorge in the roar of waterfalls. Because of its breathtaking beauty, it is not inferior to its older brothers. Suitable especially for newcomers -even for families with children from 8 years old.

No country in the world has as many Via ferratas as Italy. They are undoubtedly one of the most characteristic aspects of the Dolomites: an outing on rocky terrain equipped with fixed wires that offers a mix between climbing and high altitude hiking.

Many of the routes date back to the First World War. Armies equipped the slopes with metal strings, ladders and sometimes bridges between ledges and passes, following the most practical route to the summit. Since then, the style of the ferratas has changed a lot. In the modern ones, more vertical and aerial passages are sought.

The charm of this activity also captures the less experienced climber who for the first time experiences the excitement of altitude. Not only that, you can ask for the easiest itineraries to make the kids feel the thrill of a well-equipped itinerary.

I guide this tour every Tuesday and on demand. Request to book this trip and join me for a fun day out in nature. 

If you want to try more demanding via ferrata tours, check out my 1-day demanding Via Ferrata in Sesto or my 1-day Monte Paterno classic via ferrata in Sesto.