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Orsa Via Ferrata

Orsa Via Ferrata

The Orsa via ferrata is a route that crosses a little wilderness area among the stunning Pale di San Martino Mountains.
The long and challenging hike, 6.5 kilometres in length and 1,500 metres of elevation gain, leads to Forcella dell’Orsa through Valle d’Angheràz. An itinerary not to be underestimated for the harsh environment and the considerable elevation gain. Great care must also be taken not to miss the red route marks. 
The surrounding environment is lunar, certainly one of the wildest in the Agordine Dolomites. In addition to having good legs, it is essential to that you can move with ease and dexterity on a track that is not always smooth. Also, to be considered is the long route of 6.5 kilometres with an elevation gain of 1,500 metres, with no shelters at all.

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