Get climbing in Spiazzo using via ferrata routes that make use of wire cables and fixed anchors. This page offers some of the best via ferratas recommended by enthusiasts and local experts. Filter the results to suit your needs and level of experience. Each route contains useful information to help you plan and tackle your next via ferrata climb in Spiazzo.
Maps and trails
The 10 most beautiful via ferratas in Spiazzo
Via Ferrata
· Ponte di Legno
Flower Trail (Via Ferrata No. 1)
recommended route
Difficulty
C
moderate
5.1 km
5:00 h
390 m
800 m
A via ferrata of great historical and naturalistic interest, offering a chance to explore the military walkways built at an altitude of 3,000 meters along the Castellaccio-Pisgana ridge. It follows the fortification route that the Alpini used during World War I to connect the positions set up along the ridge.
Via Ferrata
· Val di Sole, Pejo e Rabbi
Sentiero dei Fiori
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Difficulty
B
moderate
5.2 km
6:30 h
750 m
300 m
Magnificent route on an airy ridge, established during the mountain war - at over 3,000 m and still easily accessible.
Via Ferrata
· Val di Sole, Pejo e Rabbi
Sentiero dei Fiori and crossing in Val di Genova
recommended route
Difficulty
D
difficult
12.8 km
6:00 h
662 m
1,611 m
Suggestive via ferrata along a World War I front and a wild crossing in Val di Genova, with an overnight stay at Rifugio Mandrone.
Via Ferrata
· Madonna di Campiglio, Pinzolo, Val Rendena
Cima Payer from Val di Genova
recommended route
Difficulty
moderate
closed
12.5 km
6:30 h
1,435 m
1,448 m
Wide-ranging itinerary that, after a short but intense via ferrata, reaches Cima Payer, the peak rising from the long ridge running north to south between Cima di Lagoscuro and the southernmost pass of Lake Pisgana.
Via Ferrata
· Madonna di Campiglio, Pinzolo, Val Rendena
Sentiero dei Fiori Via Ferrata | 3,000 m | Tonale Pass | YouTube Video
recommended route
Difficulty
easy
5.2 km
3:50 h
338 m
744 m
A spectacular high-altitude via ferrata following the traces of World War I in the Adamello Massif. // A spectacular high-altitude via ferrata following the traces of World War I in the Adamello Massif.
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Via Ferrata
· Val di Sole, Pejo e Rabbi
Flower path
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Difficulty
B/CT5
moderate
5.5 km
4:00 h
348 m
754 m
Flower trailClimb along the Castellaccio-Pisgana ridge, which makes it possible to follow the entrenchment route (at 3,000 m) used by the Alpini to link the positions during the First World War.
Via Ferrata
· Madonna di Campiglio, Pinzolo, Val Rendena
Cima Payer (Via Ferrata no. 2)
recommended route
Difficulty
difficult
6.3 km
4:00 h
650 m
650 m
Panoramic equipped route, retraces the daring walkways built near the border ridge between the Kingdom of Italy and the Austro-Hungarian Empire, between Lago Scuro and Payer passes.
Via Ferrata
· Val di Sole, Pejo e Rabbi
Sentiero dei Fiori
recommended route
Difficulty
B
difficult
6.1 km
4:12 h
429 m
842 m
In the footsteps of the Great War, among trenches, suspension bridges, vast glaciers and peaks rising towards the sky
Via Ferrata
· Val di Sole, Pejo e Rabbi
Flower Trail
recommended route
Difficulty
difficult
6.4 km
2:55 h
750 m
343 m
equipped flower trail
Via Ferrata
· Madonna di Campiglio, Pinzolo, Val Rendena
Payerspitze
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Difficulty
T5
moderate
6.2 km
4:40 h
644 m
644 m
PayerspitzeSecured panoramic tour of the paths built near the border ridge between the Kingdom of Italy and the Austro-Hungarian Empire, between the Lago Scuro and Payer passes. It can be done as a continuation of the Sentiero dei Fiori (Flower Path) towards the southwest.

