Via ferratas in the Brenta Group

Klettersteig-KlassikerDer Sentiero Bocchette Centrale zählt zu den Via Ferrata-Klassikern in den Dolomiten, obwohl sie sich um alle Gipfel herum "schummelt". Die Tour verläuft mit unvergesslichen Panoramablicken auf Felsbändern von Scharte zu Scharte.

Nice hike from Andalò to the Paganella summit followed by an exposed but beautiful and challenging via ferrata.

Variant of the Sentiero Benini, in which the Cima Groste is crossed instead of the first part of the via ferrata.

Wonderful via ferrata circuit and quite challenging ascent of the second highest peak in the Brenta massif. Climbing ability (also on the descent), a head for heights and surefootedness are essential.

Long combined via ferrata tour up to B/C and easy free climbing with high alpine ice inserts on and around the highest peak of the Brenta. Grandiose rock scenery accompanies the entire tour.

A relatively unfrequented, highly challenging via ferrata along exposed sections and cliff faces beneath Cima degli Armi. Quick return to Rifugio Pedrotti and Rifugio Alimonta from Bocchette Centrali.

A panoramic via ferrata along the upper ledges of Pietra Grande that are exposed but not particularly challenging and run through an area of great natural and geological interest.

A low-traffic mountaineering via ferrata connecting Rifugio Graffer and Rifugio Peller. A long, isolated crossing of the untamed beauty of Brenta.

A long, spectacular itinerary through glacial drift and along narrow ledges beneath Cima Molveno and Cima Brenta.

Stunning via ferrata along ledges beneath Cima Falkner and the Brenta peaks. Amazing panoramas with some exposed sections, but suited to those who are new to via ferratas.