Via Ferrata Maria e Andrea Ferrari
Description
One of the newest via ferrata routes in the Dolomites, inaugurated in 2015 — short and excellent.
Access & starting point
From Passo di Falzarego, turn toward Rifugio Dibona or Rifugio Duca d’Aosta. Follow the road to the latter, parking shortly before reaching it.
Approach
From the refuge, it's a short walk to reach the start of the ferrata.
Route
The summit is not particularly notable, but the short approach makes this a great option in poor weather or as a half-day outing.
Technical Details
A well-secured climb (partly with metal rungs), steep and demanding (rated C/D), with two bridges. The summit is relatively small (limited space).
Descent
From the summit, descend briefly along the ascent trail to a junction, then reach a small grassy area. From there, follow red dots to the left to return to the starting point.
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