Via ferratas are (usually aerial) routes or paths along rock walls, followed using the necessary grips made available to help us advance easier. Along with the corresponding safety line, via ferratas use stairs, Tibetan bridges, cable clips set into walls, chains, handrails, etc. These routes lead you to discover very interesting places which you otherwise would not be able to access, and this is all possible without needing to be familiar with basic climbing techniques.
In Guara, there are various via ferratas that are perfectly equipped and ideal for you to get started in this sport that closely resembles mountain climbing.
If you want to get started or spend a day trying out climbing, our specialist partners will be delighted to organize days filled with guided activities for you. This way, you’ll only have to think about enjoying the experience of going up the rocks and basking in Guara’s fresh air. Check out our Guara Moments for Via Ferrata Adventures.
If you do things your way, here are some links you can check out before organizing your active day out.
Peñas Juntas Via Ferrata, http://turismosomontano.es/images/RUTAS/ferratas/Ferrata_Bierge.pdf
https://deandar.com/ferratas/via-ferrata-penas-juntas
Espolón de la Virgen Via Ferrata in Rodellar
http://turismosomontano.es/images/RUTAS/ferratas/Ferrata_Virgen_del_Castillo.pdf
https://deandar.com/ferratas/via-ferrata-espolon-virgen
Canal del Palomo Via Ferrata in Vadiello
https://deandar.com/ferratas/via-ferrata-palomo