Self-guided Via Ferratas in the Alps
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This is the perfect combination of exploring on your own, yet having someone help you plan a trip which is otherwise quite complex to put together.
-Mary Kolsrud
GO do via ferratas hut to hut in the Dolomites. Via ferratas in the Dolomites are the most famous, but these vertical playgrounds that are perched on the side of vertical rock faces are scattered throughout the Alps. There are nearly 2,000 via ferratas throughout the Alps, ranging from all levels of difficulty. Think of it as a climbing route for hikers or a hiking route for climbers.
Learn more about via ferratas on our All About Via Ferratas page.
Check out our self-guided via ferrata hut to hut tours.
Learn about mountain huts on our Staying in Mountain Huts page.
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This via ferrata tour winds its way through the Dolomites, using charming mountain huts for overnight spots, and increases gradually in technical difficulty as it goes.
Responsible Travel Score: 14 /15
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This tour is packed to the max with via ferratas in the most treasured regions of the Dolomites. Adventurers begin their tour near the Cinque Torri, but move up to more technical via ferratas, concluding the tour near the Tre Cime di Lavaredo.
Responsible Travel Score: 11 /15
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This is hut to hut hiking in the Berner Overland of Switzerland made more exciting with a sprinkling of world-class via ferratas. These are some of our favorite via ferratas, in the midst of the famous Eiger North Face and suspended above Lauterbrunnen.
Responsible Travel Score: 10 /15
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Via Ferratas Tour Overview
