コマーノテルメのおすすめ登山＆山歩きルート

THE EXTRAORDINARY COMMISSIONER Whereas on the afternoon of Tuesday, 14 October 2025, a rock slab detached from Mount Garzolet, affecting the route of the "Ferrata Pisetta"; Considering that this event constitutes a potential danger to public safety, particularly for hikers and climbers who frequent the area; Deeming it therefore essential, in order to ensure public safety, to order the temporary closure of access to the "Ferrata Pisetta" until the completion of the necessary inspections; Having regard to the provisions of the Code of Local Authorities (C.E.L.), approved by Regional Law of 3 May 2018, No. 2, and in particular Article 61; Deeming it appropgiate to establish a prohibition of access to the affected area in order to prevent accidents or damage persons or property;

Beautiful panorama but strength in the arms is a prerequisite for this via ferrata, I suggest taking enough to drink with you!

The climb to Mount Misone begins steeply between natural steps and alpine meadows, and then plunges into a shaded forest. After the hairpin bends, the path opens onto gentle rocky pastures, leading to the small summit cross. From up here, the view is simply spectacular: Lake Garda stretches out on the horizon, while Lake Tenno shines with its turquoise waters, nestled between the mountains.

A wonderful viewpoint that can be reached even without great mountaineering skills (paths T1/T2), but a good level of fitness is very helpful.

After about 300 m of ascent, the C/D entry is already tough. Don't forget to protect yourself from the sun. SOUTH FACE.

An absolutely wonderful place up there!

Although the via ferrata is very well secured, it contains sections of high exposure. We've seen people turn around with shaking knees because they couldn't handle it. Take care!!

Stunning, characteristic and difficult via ferrata. It develops vertically inside a gorge constantly next to the Ruzza stream, which actually crosses it with three short, adrenaline-filled Tibetan bridges. The via ferrata is short and develops vertically, so the exposure is always very high. It is excellently equipped with recent and thick cables, with numerous rungs (perhaps even too many and too close together). Pay close attention to the sections where there are no rungs because they exploit the hollows in the rock but the cable is on the left so given the verticality it is risky to hold on to it because you would tend to rotate losing the hold on the rock. Be careful!! Apart from this there are no other prohibitive sections. Further attention should be paid to the humidity present and, strangely enough, to the noise of the waterfalls which in the long run stun, at least to me.