Ferrata di Goloritze (aka Ledere di Goloritzé)

Climbing the Ferrata di Goloritze (also known as Ledere di Goloritzé) is a challenging and rewarding experience. Graded D, it demands solid climbing experience and a good head for heights. Located on the stunning coast of Sardinia, Italy, the ferrata offers breathtaking views of the turquoise waters and dramatic limestone cliffs. The route is relatively short but packed with vertical sections, exposed traverses, and demanding pulls. Expect to use your arms extensively.

While the metal rungs and cables provide security, the exposure is significant and the rock can be slippery, particularly after rain. Proper via ferrata equipment, including a helmet, harness, and via ferrata set with energy absorber, is essential. It's crucial to check the weather forecast beforehand and avoid climbing in windy or wet conditions.

Consider hiring a local guide if you're not an experienced via ferrata climber or are unfamiliar with the area. The descent can be tricky and involves some scrambling, so ensure you have a clear understanding of the route before starting. The reward for tackling this ferrata is an unforgettable adventure and unparalleled views from the top.

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