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Ferrata Tridentina

Ferrata Tridentina, Via ferrata in South Tyrol, Italy.

Ferrata Tridentina is an iron-equipped climbing route ascending vertical limestone walls of the Sella Group, featuring metal rungs, cables, and a suspension bridge. The path winds through rock passages and technical sections that guide climbers across varying difficulty levels.

The route was built during World War I as a supply path for Italian military forces in the Dolomites. After the war, this military passage became a popular climbing route for mountaineers.

The dual name reflects how German and Italian mountain traditions coexist in South Tyrol. Visitors experience this cultural blend directly while navigating the route.

The ascent takes approximately four hours and requires proper climbing equipment and moderate physical fitness. Sturdy footwear with good grip and comfort with heights help you complete the route safely.

A metal suspension bridge crosses a deep rocky gap near Torre Exner as a memorable passage. Many visitors consider this moment among the route's most striking features.

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46.54667,11.82028
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December 6, 2025 16:04
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