Via ferrata with Via ferrata tag

Marmolada is one of the most popular via ferratas in the Dolomites and it is also one of the first at all. The first belaying the western ridge of Marmolada with steel clamps, pins and fixed ropes was finished in 1903! As Marmolada is also the highest one in the Dolomites it has become a ferrata top…

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Klettersteig – or better literally , Iron Way , as there is not an English equivalent to the word that has its roots in Alpine countries. Italian way - Via Ferrata consists of a system of iron pegs fixed to the rock with iron cable attached to them and other helpful bars and ladders that allow…

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A unique Via Ferrata climb on Norway’s western coast can be made near the town of Tyssedal. The city is located by the Sørfjord, an arm of the well known Hardangerfjord, in Hardanger. The place perfectly shows how industrial sites of the past can become tourist attractions today, when a huge pipes…

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