Ferrate course in the Dolomites
FERRATE COURSE
70 € per person
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Details
This course aims to initiate the inexperienced to progression on via ferratas in order to then be able to tackle the various routes found throughout the Alps.
We will carry out, after an initial theoretical part on materials and type of progression,
The ascent of two low-difficulty via ferratas in the heart of the UNESCO Dolomites.
The vertical South Face of the Tofana di Rozes, the 5 Torri and the entire Ampezzo basin will be the backdrop for this day of outdoor education. The choice of ferrata will be made according to the conditions of the day, but in any case it will be an ideal route for those taking their first steps,
always under the direction and watchful eye of a mountain guide.
The cost is 70 euros and includes Mountain Guide service and individual accident insurance.
Helmet, harness and via ferrata kit mandatory. Included in the price for those who do not have it.
To book you can fill out the Form on this page or contact me directly:
Andrea Tel. 340 8455744
Equipment to bring
- Sturdy hiking shoes or mountain boots
- Backpack with seasonally appropriate clothing. Rain jacket
- Packed lunch and drinks
- Helmet and via ferrata kit for those who have them, otherwise they are included in the price.
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Faq
How can I pay for the tour?
Is reservation mandatory?
What happens in case of bad weather?
I will notify you in a timely manner to the references you will give me to contact you.
Can I cancel the reservation? By when?
For cancellations due to causes other than weather uncertainty, in the last 24 hours of departure, a penalty of 50% of the total cost is foreseen.
What's included
What's included
- Alpine Guide Service
- Individual insurance policy
What's excluded
- Transportation
- Meals and drinks
Who's your guide??
In dolomiti Beat we are all AMM Certified by the College of Alpine Guides of Veneto, to guarantee you maximum safety and professionalism and think only of your enjoyment!
Hi, it's Andrea!
I have been frequenting the alpine environment for many years now, and I have always enjoyed playing in that terrain while sticking to the rules of nature.
Until a few years ago, I approached my climbs by adapting to the changing seasons: in winter and early spring I favored ski mountaineering and climbing icefalls; in fall and summer I completed my trips on normal routes or climbing the more vertical slopes.
What most stimulates me to this frequentation is not the desire to exceed my limits, nor the challenge with the mountains, but the simple need to immerse myself in an unspoiled environment that takes me back, in some way, to the origins of the human-nature relationship.
Following the Veneto Region's training process to become a Medium Mountain Guide has allowed me to broaden my knowledge of the mountain environment, delving into geological, botanical, wildlife and cultural aspects, and to be able to make my experience available to all those who want to face the mountains safely and confidently.
Now that I am a mountain professional, I lead groups of people on hikes, treks, e-bike tours in the Pre-Alps and Dolomites and accompany to discover the beautiful canyons in hidden corners of our area on river trekking outings.

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