Follow a forest road towards Rifugio Coldai (trail markers 504-556) until reaching Casera di Pioda at 1816 m (a mountain bike can be useful up to this point). Continue on trail 556 towards Rifugio A. Sonino al Coldai (2132 m). From the refuge, follow Sentiero Tivan (557) westward—some sections are already equipped with cables—until you reach Porta del Masarè. Here, on a rock block, the red inscription "F.TA Alleghesi" is visible. Follow the arrows to the right. After 10 minutes, you will reach the start of the route.

The Ferrata degli Alleghesi is one of the most demanding via ferratas in the Dolomites, not so much for its climbing difficulty but due to its exposed position, the altitude of the summit, and the long ascent and descent.

The route is very demanding and requires excellent leg endurance. The key passage is a narrow gully in the first third of the route, which can be overcome using numerous iron rungs. After reaching the Punta Tissi saddle, a traverse to the left follows. From here, the terrain becomes more rugged, alternating between walking and climbing sections along the north ridge, eventually leading to the summit (marked by old red trail signs).

In about 25 minutes from the summit, follow a rough, partially marked path—equipped in some sections—to reach Rifugio Torrani (2984 m). Continue the descent along the Via Normale until reconnecting with Sentiero Tivan (557), then head east to return to Rifugio Coldai. The Via Normale requires maximum concentration as it can be classified as a via ferrata but is not fully equipped throughout. Be cautious of falling rocks and remaining snow patches.