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Via Ferrata in the Dolomites

This collection features diverse via ferrata routes across the Belluno Dolomites, ranging from technical modern climbs to historic iron ways from World War I. Key highlights include the demanding Gianni Costantini on the Moiazza massif and the high-altitude Eterna Brigata Cadore on the Marmolada. These routes offer varying difficulty levels, from the accessible Fusetti on Sasso di Stria to the vertical, exposed faces of Monte Schiara and the Agner group, requiring appropriate equipment and alpine experience.

Via Ferrata Fusetti

Restored historical route on the southern face of Sasso di Stria, featuring World War I trenches and tunnels.

Ferrata Gianni Costantini

A long, high-endurance route on the Moiazza Sud, known for its significant length, verticality, and technical difficulty.

Ferrata Zacchi

Steep, exposed climb on the south face of Monte Schiara, located above the Rifugio VII Alpini.

Ferrata Eterna Brigata Cadore (C/D)

High-altitude route on the Marmolada's Punta Serauta, crossing historical Great War positions and requiring glacier equipment for the descent.

Ferrata Fiamme Gialle

Demanding and athletic climb on the Pelsa pillars within the Civetta group.

Via ferrata Stella Alpina

Extremely steep and technical route ascending the southern face of Monte Agner.

Ferrata Berti

Moderate protected path on Monte Schiara, frequently used as a descent route for more difficult climbs in the group.

Ferrata dell'Orsa

Remote alpine route in the Schiara group, offering a quieter alternative to the more frequented central routes.

Via ferrata Paolin Piccolin

Technical climb on Cima de le Giazzerazze within the Marmolada massif.

Ferrata Piero Rossi (ex Marmol)

Formerly known as Ferrata del Marmol, this challenging route traverses the central pillars of Monte Schiara.

Ferrata M. Guardiano

Technical protected section within the Schiara massif, often combined with other routes to reach the summit.

Terza Tratta

Third section of a multi-stage protected climbing route in the southern Belluno pre-Alps.

Via del canalone

Protected gully route providing a direct line of ascent on the Monte Agner massif.

scaletta e cavo

Basic protected section featuring a ladder and safety cable, serving as an approach to higher alpine terrain.

Via normale al Monte Agner (EE)

Assisted hiking route (EE) leading to the summit of Monte Agner, involving easy climbing and protected sections.