Via Ferratas on Lake Garda
For beginners and families, the Colodri via ferrata or the Rio Sallagoni via ferrata at Drena are fairly short routes that let you get familiar with the environment and with the equipment: via ferrata kit, harness and karabiners. More experienced climbers can take on more demanding or longer routes such as the Via Ferrata dell’Amicizia on Cima Capi, the Che Guevara on Monte Casale, or the incredible route high above Lake Garda known as the Sentiero dei Contrabbandieri (Smugglers’ Path). Finally, true enthusiasts can test themselves on the via ferratas of Monte Albano at Mori and the Pisetta on Piccolo Dain, considered among the hardest in the area. But Arco and the Sarca Valley are also an excellent starting point for the Brenta Group and the Dolomites, where we will be happy to take you on one-day or multi-day trips, including overnight stays in mountain huts.
