Overview
Grade: C/D
Total time: 7 hrs
Climbing time: 2 hrs
Approach time: 2 hrs
Exit time: 3 hrs
Length: 750m
Total elevation: 550m
Altitude: 2,034m
Climbing the Via Ferrata Rosalba-Grasselli on Picco di Carnizza (grade C/D) is a truly exhilarating experience that demands both physical strength and mental fortitude. The route, known for its exposed traverses and challenging vertical sections, offers breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding Julian Alps. Expect a mix of demanding climbs, aided by steel cables, ladders, and fixed steps. The exposure is significant, and a head for heights is essential. The C/D rating indicates a considerable level of difficulty, requiring good upper body strength and experience with via ferratas. Proper equipment, including a helmet, harness, via ferrata set, and sturdy boots, is non-negotiable. The climb itself is a test of endurance, but the reward of reaching the summit of Picco di Carnizza, with its unparalleled vistas, makes it all worthwhile. The descent, often involving steep and potentially loose terrain, requires careful footwork and attention to detail. Overall, the Via Ferrata Rosalba-Grasselli is a challenging but incredibly rewarding adventure for experienced via ferrata climbers seeking an unforgettable alpine experience.
