Eastern Dolomites Via Ferrata 3 Days

Dolomites via ferrata — group of 7–8 people

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Bergamo Airport

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Explore the most spectacular via ferratas of the Eastern Dolomites with PirineoSur

Are you looking for a unique mountain experience? At PirineoSur, we invite you to discover the via ferratas of the Eastern Dolomites, one of the most impressive regions of the Italian Alps. These routes combine adrenaline, nature, and the thrill of progressing along equipped rock walls, offering an unforgettable experience for adventurers of all levels.

The Eastern Dolomites: A paradise for via ferrata enthusiasts

Declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Eastern Dolomites are a true paradise for mountain enthusiasts. Their rock towers, ridges, and valleys offer a spectacular setting for via ferratas, blending history, technical challenge, and unparalleled landscapes.

In this region, you will find a wide variety of routes, from accessible itineraries for beginners to challenging paths for the more experienced. Among the most emblematic are:

• Via Ferrata Ivano Dibona: A historic route that runs through trenches and shelters from World War I.

• Via Ferrata Averau: Perfect for those seeking a technical experience with unforgettable views.

• Via Ferrata Marmolada: Face the “Queen of the Dolomites” on a route that combines snow, rock, and adrenaline.

Why choose PirineoSur for your Dolomites adventure?

At PirineoSur, we are experts in providing unforgettable mountain experiences. By choosing us, you will enjoy:

1. Certified and experienced guides: Our team of professionals will accompany you during the entire activity, ensuring your safety and enjoyment.

2. Included technical equipment: We provide harnesses, helmets, certified dissipators, and any necessary equipment for the via ferratas.

3. Customized routes: We design itineraries according to your level and objectives, ensuring the experience is suitable for you.

4. Unique landscapes: You will travel along some of the most spectacular routes in the Eastern Dolomites, surrounded by views that will leave you speechless.

5. Small groups: We ensure personalized attention and a safe environment throughout the activity.

Equipment
Requirements
Programme

What to bring

Clothing

Gore-Tex or equivalent waterproof jacket and overtrousers.
Technical mountain trousers in Schoeller fabric or equivalent.
Fleece or softshell jacket.
Thermal base layer and a spare.
Thin and thick socks, plus spares.
Via ferrata gloves.
Warm hat, sun cap and sunglasses.
Headtorch.
Sleeping bag liner.
Sun protection for face and lips, and after-sun lotion.

Technical equipment

Harness and a dedicated via ferrata lanyard with energy absorber.
Ice axe and crampons with anti-balling plates.
Telescopic poles.
Helmet.
30–45 litre backpack.
Water bottle of at least 1.5 litres.

Footwear

Mountain boots or hiking shoes.
If you need to wear glasses or contact lenses during the activity, bring a suitable way to prevent losing them.

PirineoSur.es can provide

Any technical equipment on the list that you do not own and request in advance.

Physical difficulty: moderate. Some fitness preparation is recommended. The ascent follows paths that may be rough or poorly marked, gaining 700–1,300 m over 6–17 km, with the descent in addition.

Technical difficulty: moderate. Previous experience is not required, but you must be comfortable with heights. Exposed or steep sections may require a rope for safety.

Five days in the Dolomites

This itinerant trip uses a minibus driven by the guide. Transfers between mountain areas generally take no more than 60 minutes. Carry only the equipment needed for the day and leave other belongings in the vehicle or huts.

Day 1: Meet at Venice airport around 12:00, with the group gathering during the morning. Drive approximately 1 hour 30 minutes to Palafavera and walk approximately 2 hours 30 minutes to Coldai hut. Distance 4.5 km; ascent 630 m / descent 20 m. The minibus remains available throughout the activity.

Day 2: Climb Civetta (3,220 m) via the Alleghesi ferrata, then descend to Torrani hut (2,984 m) for the night. Distance 10 km; ascent 1,363 m / descent 264 m.

Day 3: Torrani – Pian del Crep – Auronzo hut. Descend via the Attilio Tissi ferrata to Pian del Crep and continue to Palafavera to collect the minibus. Drive to Auronzo hut. Distance 5.4 km; ascent 267 m / descent 1,503 m.

Day 4: Auronzo – Tre Cime di Lavaredo circuit – Monte Paterno – Cortina d’Ampezzo. Climb Paterno by a ferrata passing through a First World War tunnel. Drive to Cortina in the afternoon, with time for shopping, and stay overnight. Distance 10.6 km; ascent 447 m / descent 436 m.

Day 5: After breakfast, transfer from Cortina to Venice airport, arriving before midday. End of the trip.