This via ferrata in a very alpine and lonely environment, with partly brittle and rugged terrain, is only recommended for climbers with the appropriate experience. Alpine routine and absolute sure-footedness are essential for this climb! An undertaking that should not be underestimated, which requires stable weather and a long ascent and descent also require the appropriate level of fitness.
Those who meet these requirements can look forward to an enormously impressive climb.
The via ferrata follows a ledge along the south side of the Twelve. The rocky gorges are overcome by two airy suspension bridges (one 15m long), tricky climbing passages and the wild, bizarre Dolomite landscape make the via ferrata an insider tip.
The crux awaited us in the middle of the climb, where you climb out of a very exposed gorge on a narrow band (partly crawling). Due to my height (1.96 m) and the large, heavy backpack (approx. 18 kg), this position was a real challenge for me, which we were only able to master through teamwork (a thousand thanks to Martin).