Overview
Grade: C
Total time: 11 hrs
Climbing time: 4 hrs
Approach time: 3 hrs
Exit time: 5 hrs
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Length: 2,150m
Total elevation: 800m
Altitude: 2,466m
The Via Ferrata degli Alleghesi on the Civetta massif in the Dolomites is a classic and highly rewarding alpine climbing experience. Rated C for moderate difficulty, it offers a challenging yet accessible adventure for those with some ferrata experience and a good head for heights. The route is renowned for its exposed sections, a series of fixed cables, ladders, and pegs that aid the ascent. Climbers are treated to breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding Dolomite peaks, often with a dramatic backdrop of the Alleghe valley below. It requires good physical condition and takes several hours to complete, often involving a significant approach hike to the base and a long descent. Reaching the summit or a high point along the route provides an immense sense of accomplishment, truly embodying the spirit of alpine adventure. It's a memorable journey for any via ferrata enthusiast looking to test their skills in a majestic setting.
Rules
Nature Conservation: Climbing prohibited from February 1st to June 30th. Nature Conservation Document: Permit 2017, authority OP CHKO České Středohoří (Protected Landscape Area Bohemian Uplands)
OVK:
- No creating routes from above without prior OVK approval
- No using stable protection for slackline
- No using rocks and summit books for commercial purposes; any intention must be consulted with the administrator and OVK
Nature protection: Climbing prohibited 1.2. to 30.6. Nature Protection Document: Permit 2017, OP body CHKO České Středohoří
