The most beautiful via ferratas on Lake Garda
Climbing and Dolce Vita almost the whole year round is possible on the perfectly secured trails with a short ascent and lake view at the northern Lake Garda. If there is still snow in the Alps, the season has already started here for a long time. The rocky mountains around Riva del Garda form an alpine region with a proud difference in altitude of 2,000 metres from the peaks to Lake Garda, which opens up to the south to the Mediterranean. The perfect place to enjoy life and practice climbing.
The rocky pillar of Dain Piccolo closes the Sarca Valley to the north, towering above the town of Sarche and Lake Toblino. It is difficult, long ...
Easy route up the east wall of Monte Colodri alongside the overhangs, with a spectacular view on the Valley of river Sarca. A classic of Garda ...
A new via ferrata close to the Rio Ruzza waterfall, completed and reopened in August 2019. Now, the route is definitely more difficult and ...
Created in 1972 to celebrate the Centenery of SAT – the Trento Alpine Association – this ferrata is famous for its series of long vertical ladders.
An easy via ferrata, suitable also for beginners, which offers a wonderful view on lake Garda as well as interesting historical traces.
Circular tour on two short via ferratas in the southern Garda mountains, the Via Ferrata Spigolo della Bandiera and the Via Ferrata Ernesto Franco
Via Ferrata Rio Sallagoni goes through a canyon. You walk along the torrent and overcome the steep parts with stairs in the wall.
Panoramic and not particularly exposed, this via ferrata is a real must-do of Garda Trentino!
Created in 1976 by the CAI-SAT section of Mori, it is one of the most difficult and spectacular climbing routes in the Alps.
A long and challenging via ferrata, which requires a good training, but offers breathtaking views on the Sarca Valley!
Exposed via ferrata tour along the old smugglers' path "Percorso alpinistico Massimiliano Torti" with fantastic views over Lake Garda
Very demanding climbing route over the Ferrata delle Taccole, which is sparsely frequented due to the long ascent and the short climb, but offers ...
Spectacular via ferrata with some exposed but easy passages, through an impressive rock formation above the village of Avio on Monte Baldo.
The Via Ferrata Nasego, created in 2011, leads to the summit of Corna di Savallo (1436 m) in the Brescian Alps.
Demanding via ferrata route to the summit of Corna Caspai (1391 m) newly created in 2011