Via Ferrata: What You Need to Know Before Starting
Via ferrata, or the “iron path,” offers a unique bridge between hiking and rock climbing. Born from the rugged history of WWI in the Dolomites these routes now allow adventurers to reach stunning summits using cables and ladders. From choosing the right harness to understanding the Austrian difficulty scale this guide breaks down everything you need to know to stay safe and confident on the mountain.
Via Ferrata de Luca Innerkofler
Step into history on the Via Ferrata de Luca Innerkofler. This beginner-friendly “B” grade route takes you through 400 meters of dark WWI tunnels before emerging onto the steep faces of Monte Paterno. If you’re looking for the absolute best view of the Tre Cime di Lavaredo towers while walking through a living museum, this is the adventure for you.
Monte Popera Circuit: A 4-Day Hut-to-Hut Via Ferrata Adventure
The Monte Popera Circuit isn’t for the faint of heart. Spanning 4 days and 6 different via ferratas, this route takes you through some of the most exposed and rewarding terrain in the Sesto Dolomites. From the overhanging rocks of Aldo Roghel to the stunning ledges of Strada degli Alpini, discover why this is the ultimate trek for via ferrata lovers.
The Best Places to Visit in Ireland: A 4-Day Road Trip Guide
Ireland is more than just cozy pubs and Dublin streets. If you are looking for the most breathtaking places to visit in Ireland, this 4-day road trip guide takes you deep into the wild. From the jagged peaks of the Seven Sisters to the “Devil’s Ladder” on Carrauntoohil, discover an itinerary designed for those who want to experience the true emerald beauty of the island.
A Winter Ascent of Marmolada Punta Penia: Queen of the Dolomites
Standing at 3,343m, Marmolada Punta Penia is the ultimate crown of the Dolomites. Our winter journey took us across the Marmolada glacier, through WWI history, and up the Hans Seyffer via ferrata to a summit above the clouds. Here is the full breakdown of the route, the gear you’ll need, and the magic of the “Ice City.”