Overview
Grade: D/E
Total time: 4 hrs
Climbing time: 30 mins
Approach time: 2 hrs
Exit time: 2 hrs
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Length: 600m
Total elevation: 80m
Altitude: 2,066m
Climbing the Via Ferrata Giulio Segata (graded D/E) is an experience that pushes both physical and mental boundaries. This route, located in the Brenta Dolomites, Italy, is known for its sustained steepness and demanding sections. Expect a significant amount of exposure, meaning you'll be high above the valley floor with incredible, albeit potentially intimidating, views. Strong arms are essential, as there are several overhangs and traverses where relying on the cable for upward progress is unavoidable. The rock can be polished in places, adding to the challenge. Careful footwork and strategic use of your via ferrata set are crucial for conserving energy. While the views from the top are breathtaking and the sense of accomplishment immense, this via ferrata is not for beginners. Only experienced climbers with a high level of fitness and confidence in their ability to manage exposure should attempt it. Prepare for a strenuous day and bring plenty of water and snacks. Remember to check weather conditions before starting and consider starting early to avoid crowds and potential afternoon thunderstorms.
