Via ferrata delle Bocchette Centrali, Mountain climbing route in Dolomites di Brenta, Italy.
Via Ferrata delle Bocchette Centrali is a climbing route in the Dolomiti di Brenta that stretches 2930 meters and passes between two mountain passes. The path connects two mountain huts and leads over vertical rock walls and exposed alpine passages.
Work on this climbing route started in 1937 but was halted by World War II. The route was finally completed in 1957 in four separate phases.
The route is named after Italian climbers who worked in this region. These names reflect the long tradition of mountaineering in the Dolomites.
Good footwear and proper climbing experience are essential, as the route has exposed sections and steep passages. Pay attention to weather conditions at high elevation and start early in the day.
The route uses natural rock ledges and maintains high elevation throughout. This layout creates spectacular views into the surrounding mountain valleys.
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