A via ferrata at high altitude, over 3,000 metres, where eagles dare.

A historical route dating back to the First World War, but also of great interest from a panoramic point of view.

The path leads along the trenches and trenches of the First World War. The panorama from here sweeps over the Presena glacier below and in the distance the Oltres - Cevedale groups, the Bernina group and the Brenta group stand out.

During the ascent, numerous floristic species typical of the high altitude and granite terrain can be found.

The 'Flower Path' via ferrata is an alpine route and should therefore be prepared and tackled as such. The safety of the activity will be guaranteed by the presence of a professional mountain guide.

The equipped route, which today runs from Passo Castellaccio to Passo Pisgana, follows the castling route that the Alpini used during the First World War to connect the posts set up on the ridge.

To tackle a via ferrata at high altitude, it is important to wear suitable clothing that guarantees comfort and safety. We recommend carrying a rucksack with food and water, sun cream, sunglasses, hat, gloves, layered clothing, windproof jacket, boots.

The price is €90 per person with a minimum group size of 4 participants. For smaller groups, the price for an exclusive outing with a guide is euro 360.

N.B. There will be an ascent with the Presena cable car. The ticket is not included in the price of the experience.