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Via ferrata is a mixture of hiking and climbing, horizontality and verticality. The routes are equipped with cables and metal ladders make the course easier, but it is still a physically demanding sport.

Via ferrata is currently very popular. It started out in Italy, as can be seen from its name, and it dates back to the First World War. In the Dolomites between Italy and Austria, the Italians fitted various routes with cables and ladders to make it easier for soldiers to travel along them.

Come and try the Via Ferrata des Monts!

Via ferrata is a combination of hiking and climbing, along a secure prepared route up a wall of rock. A range of different equipment is installed and left in place permanently, including ladders, iron steps, wooden bridges, footbridges or rope bridges, all of them designed to help you on your way.

Get in touch with the mountain first hand with this family-friendly combination of hiking and rock climbing.

You'll climb vertical cliff faces and explore steep mountain paths with the safety of being roped to your guide. Permanent steel ladders, paths, bridges and rope links allow beginners to explore the thrill of climbing with no risks. With helmets, harnesses and a cable always connecting you to the rocks, you'll have the confidence and ability to reach terrain that would otherwise be left to experienced climbers. A fantastic challenge and great day out for the whole family.
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Between hiking and climbing, via ferrata is an unusual sport that is suitable for most people.

Le Cairn can help you spend an unforgettable day discovering via ferrata!