This is a high-altitude itinerary, very long, especially if done in a single day. The ascent is not particularly challenging from a technical perspective but requires excellent endurance and sustained concentration.
Demanding itinerary due to its length. The technical difficulty level is slightly higher than the Ferrata degli Alleghesi, though it is shorter. High altitude and wild environment are identical. A possible summit climb of Monte Civetta would crown the tour.
Extremely long ferrata, both in terms of elevation gain and prolonged descent. A decisively alpine route, with very tiring sections in the middle part requiring upper body strength and good footing. Most of the ascent is well-equipped with a taut steel cable in good condition. The long descent requires absolute sure-footedness, as it is only partially equipped. For this route, exceptional alpine experience, solid fitness, and excellent weather conditions are necessary.
Ferrata and approach are both very long. Steep sections are often interrupted by bands of dwarf pine (mughi). Climb is well-equipped with a tightly tensioned steel cable and closely spaced anchors. Three bands of mughi (path by walking) interrupt the rocky steps; the first band extends over a good 200 m of elevation gain. Steep and long descent requires absolute sure-footedness.