Route only partially equipped with steel cables, mostly walkable as a free hike but with some very exposed sections.
This via ferrata, although recently refurbished and slightly eased, remains one of the most challenging via ferratas in the Catinaccio Group. As a full-day tour, it is recommended only for very well-trained alpinists.
Short descent with ladder, but exposed; sections of easy free climbing (Grade I), the rest follows a steep path or terrain equipped with steel cable.
Overall an easy ferrata, only equipped with cables in the final third of the route. Mostly it is a safe ascent along ledges and gullies. Short and easy climb on rock with some exposure. At the beginning of summer, it involves crossing a dangerous icy couloir (crampons recommended). Sure footing and alpine experience are essential due to exposed sections and short parts of free climbing (Grade I and II).
Simple ascent, ideal for beginners, equipped with steel cable for its entire length.
A decisively airy ascent that unfolds along the Cresta di Masarè. The ferrata is fully equipped, except for a few short walking sections. All steep passages are secured with artificial footholds. Those attempting the traverse from Roda di Vaèl should tackle the ferrata from south to north. For the Masarè crest alone, it's better to climb from the north. Advantages: shorter approach and the more difficult sections are done uphill.
A simple but long ferrata, partly walkable. One exposed point has no safety cable (rated I), followed by a steep descent with rungs and a horizontal traverse (steel cable).
A short ferrata, fully equipped with a steel cable, with a steep exit section.