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A suspension bridge built and completed in 2023. There's enough space for two people to pass each other, but it's a bit cramped. The bridge wobbles a bit, but not as much as other installations in Portugal or Austria. The view of the Adige Valley and the gorge is amazing.

A small gondola for up to seven people runs every half hour, or more frequently when the crowds are busy. The ride up and down costs just €8.

Along the Burrone Giovanelli via ferrata, a wild gorge carved between the walls of Monte di Mezzocorona, you can find this suggestive waterfall. The waters will then flow into the very pretty Ischia lake downstream.

Pure adrenaline... 123 meters long and 130 meters of emptiness under your feet in the middle...

125 m long suspension bridge. It swings a little and is definitely not for people with a fear of heights.

The waterfall is an absolute highlight and is located almost at the end of the via ferrata.

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.

Strada Ferrata, Beautiful panorama over the Adige valley and the Dolomites. Path of medium difficulty, useful safety equipment. the via ferrata starts before where it is marked and ends earlier.