Category: Via Ferrata
Climbing adventures making use of fixed artificial aids (cables, iron stemples, ladders, etc.) to get into some fairly audacious positions!
A long day to Pradidali The weather in the morning of day 2 was a great improvement on that of the previous evening, so Richard and I walked up to the start of via ferrata Sentiero Attrezzato Dino Buzzati, to take a look at a route that was only 100 m long – unfortunately our …
A stroll to Rifugio Velo della Madonna Richard and I were joined by Dave (one of Richard’s friends) for our holiday in the Dolomites. We started our adventure from San Martino di Castrozza, a perfect base for exploring the Pale di San Martino mountains. The general aim of the holiday was to spend as much …
Our last full day in Slovenia featured limestone, limestone, and more limestone, plus a few of the local inhabitants...
Visit Slovenia - it is a beautiful country...
We were going to Iceland, however we changed our minds at the last minute and headed to Italy instead...
A chance to have a bit of a play and be at work at the same time.....
OK so we've been back over a week, but I don't seem to have as much time to post as everyone else seems to manage. Anyhow Dave E, Fiona, Phil, Tony, Chris and I all had great time in the Dolomites...
We didn't know how much snow there would be after last week's heavy falls so we decided a good idea would be a trip to some of the rock climbing at Montenver...
Fiona, Charlotte, Phil & I are just back from Via Ferrata in the Dollies. Fantastic late summer weather gave us perfect blue skies all week. We managed to get loads of great routes done including the classics Strobel and Tridentina. It was Charlotte & Phil’s first taste of Via Ferratta Italian style and I think …
