1-week Via Ferrata crossing of the Dolomites, Italy

An unforgettable panorama with impressive towers, adventurous climbing steps, historic routes and cozy huts. All this and much more is waiting for you on this Via Ferrata crossing of the Dolomites.

During these 6 days, we will cross the Dolomites, from Cortina to Passo di Monte Croce di Comelico. Every day, we'll climb a new Via Ferrata to get to our next destination and then, at night, we'll sleep in cozy mountain huts.

The Dolomites' Via Ferratas allow hikers with no technical climbing skills to get close to some of the imposing big walls in this stunning mountain range. These protected climbing paths provide a fun and super safe experience for an unforgettable holiday!

Via Ferratas were first built during the First World War, and today we have around 600 routes in the Dolomites and surrounding areas. The shorter via ferrata is only 190 meters of vertical gain, while the longest one is 1,200 meters or more.

For this trip, you'll need safety equipment, a good head for heights and a very good fitness level. Please contact me and I will be glad to be your guide you on this unforgettable week-long trip!

Looking for shorter via ferrata options in the Dolomites? Check out my 1-day demanding Via Ferrata in Sesto, Italy or my 1-day accesibble Via Ferrata in Cortina, Italy.