Yeah, that looks great – and the weather wasn’t too unkind, at least you got to climb some fantastic Dolomitic routes! Which was did you find the best (most entertaining), the rock climbing or the Via Ferrata?
They are not too bad, we were mostly climbing easy routes at VS and below so it wasn’t too hard on the fingers.
It was a great holiday, but it’s always sad when it’s over as I only get to go to the Alps once a year
I definately prefer climbing, the Via Ferrata is fun, but I find it too tempting just to grab the metal cable, so it just becomes cable hauling!
We did one interesting route through some war tunnels in the wet, but I don’t really like enclosed spaces so I shot through it really quickly and ignored invitations to explore the side tunnels, but I find the history of it all quite fascinating.
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Wow, what a fantastic holiday. Bet your fingers are aching now.
Yeah, that looks great – and the weather wasn’t too unkind, at least you got to climb some fantastic Dolomitic routes! Which was did you find the best (most entertaining), the rock climbing or the Via Ferrata?
They are not too bad, we were mostly climbing easy routes at VS and below so it wasn’t too hard on the fingers.
It was a great holiday, but it’s always sad when it’s over as I only get to go to the Alps once a year
I definately prefer climbing, the Via Ferrata is fun, but I find it too tempting just to grab the metal cable, so it just becomes cable hauling!
We did one interesting route through some war tunnels in the wet, but I don’t really like enclosed spaces so I shot through it really quickly and ignored invitations to explore the side tunnels, but I find the history of it all quite fascinating.