The Rio Secco Via Ferrata is a fascinating route winding through a canyon carved over time by flowing water. With technical sections, vertical climbs, and panoramic views over the Piana Rotaliana, it offers a thrilling adventure for experienced hikers. The blend of wild nature and modern infrastructure makes this ferrata a must for vertical lovers.
- Follow a canyon sculpted by water over time, with rock walls, crevices, and vertical sections that offer a truly immersive nature experience.
- Overcome features like the “Salto dei Caprioi” and “Passaggio dei Gabbiani,” which will test your skills and reward you with breathtaking views over the Piana Rotaliana.
- With a difficulty level between C and D, this ferrata is perfect for those with prior experience looking for a challenging route without extreme exposure.
- Thanks to its position in a gorge, the route stays pleasantly cool throughout the morning, even in summer—perfect for hot days.
- The ferrata is equipped with sturdy cables, rungs, and anchors in excellent condition, ensuring safety throughout the climb.
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| Duration | 4 Hours |
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| Participants | min. 2 - max.6 |
| Important information | What to bring for the excursion:
Respect: Outdoor Safety First - Disclaimer !!! IMPORTANT !!! |
Further information
An exciting journey into the heart of Trentino
Located near Cadino, between San Michele all’Adige and Salorno, the Via Ferrata Rio Secco offers a unique experience through a wild gorge. The route starts with a 15–20 minute step approach on a forest trail, leading to the start of the ferrata.
Route Features
- Difficulty: C/D (moderately difficult)
- Length: approx. 2.5 km
- Elevation gain: approx. 430 m
- Duration: 2.5 to 3 hours
- Max altitude: approx. 650 m
- Recommended period: March – November
Safety & Equipment
The ferrata is well-equipped with steel cables, rungs, and solid anchors. A harness, helmet, gloves and via ferrata set are recommended. After recent rain, some sections may be slippery—caution and glovesare advised.
Return
The descent trail is steep and includes sections with cables and a metal ladder. It is recommended tokeep your harness on until the very end of the descent.