カヴェダーゴの峡谷・トップ7

多くの高低差がある印象的なカルスト渓谷を通る、比較的簡単なワイヤーフライ。

There are no words.

It is definitely worth deviating 50 meters from the main road, walking 5 meters of rocks equipped with a rope (very simple) and admiring this wonder of nature!

Recent via ferrata, with long vertical sections, very rich in support brackets. You also pass short overhanging sections that tend to tire the arms. You pass 3 Tibetan bridges with 3 ropes. Duration about 2 hours. On the final section there is an escape route. Water fountain at the arrival.

interesting rock formation and possible view. For me, unfortunately, totally foggy with visibility <10m

The waterfall is spectacular, access is secured by a steel cable and staples, difficult to access at high tide.

Very impressive via ferrata of moderate difficulty, including some spectacular gorge sections. At the start of the "variant" there is a 30 meter high ladder section, which also marks the maximum difficulty. This is followed by a rather "tightened hiking trail" until you turn into the crevasse-like gorge, which the trail follows from here. First, vertically over a rock step, but comfortably secured with a rope and iron cramps, it then continues pathlessly in the gorge floor. You can hardly get lost in the gorge, some of which is well over 50 meters deep, but you still have to find your own way over the scree, only a few markings, some of which are quite faint, show that you are in the right place. Stay close to the rock faces, falling rocks from a great height cannot be ruled out here. After vigorous climbing, the gorge widens a bit and at the end you emerge from a beautiful basin into which several small waterfalls flow.

Pretty steep climb. There is a bench right at the entrance to the via ferrata. The shorter descent is very alpine and exposed. Inexperienced climbers should leave the via ferrata set and harness on. There are still a few insured passages to come. Alternatively, there is a more leisurely but much longer descent.