Brigata Tridentina is one of the most popular via ferratas of the Dolomites. The route climbs from Passo Gardena to the Refugio Pisciadù mountain hut with a a steep ascent on good holds and ...

This is one of the most popular via ferrata among all Dolomites. It is not particularly difficult but certainly requires great caution. It connects Rif. Alimonta with Rif. Pedrotti, mostly at an ...

The Via Ferrata La Grotta di Tofana in the Dolomites, introduced by Cortina Mountain Guide Enrico Maioni. During the mid-half of latter century the Grotta di Tofana was a highly popular outing with ...

Are you always on the lookout for new trails to explore? Head to the heart of the Dolomites, in Italy, and get fully immersed in nature during this 10-day hike.

This story appears in the July 2017 issue of National Geographic magazine. When a system of cables, steps, and ladders was built in the Dolomites to help World War I troops traverse the mountains ...

But not the Dolomites are not only fampus for hiking, also climbing and Via Ferratas are possible and highly recommendable. Instead of hiking and rtrekking you can see the Dolomites from a totally ...

Ferrata fear? With a grade of D+, a couple of overhands and a 59m suspension bridge, this is no place for the fainthearted. The Rockfax covers everything you need for a climbing trip in the Dolomites ...

Les amoureux de randonnée découvriront l’Alta via et ses via ferrata, les cyclistes le col ... les reliefs sans concession des Dolomites ne se prêtent guère aux cavalcades.