📜 Challenging via ferrata in the Italian Dolomites, built during WWI, also known as 'The Iron Road'. 🔍 It's one of the most popular via ferratas in the region, featuring vertical climbs, exposed traverses, and a famous hanging bridge. # Why Go 🏞️ Breathtaking mountain scenery 🧗 Thrilling climbing experience with metal aids 🚶‍♂️ Explore WWI historical routes 🌉 Features a famous dizzying hanging bridge 💧 Enjoy views of waterfalls and a picturesque lake # Why Avoid ⚠️ Can be extremely crowded, especially on weekends and high season (July/August) 🥶 Early season (June-July) may have significant snow and icy/wet conditions 💪 Not suitable for absolute beginners; requires climbing experience, sure-footedness, and proper gear ⏳ Long and strenuous descent, especially through scree fields # Tips ⏰ Start early morning or late afternoon to avoid crowds 🎒 Bring proper climbing equipment: helmet, harness, rope, carabiners, and mountain boots 📞 Check current conditions for snow and weather before your visit # Cost 💰 Parking fee 6 EUR per day. # Hours 🗓️ Best season: late June to October. # Getting There 🅿️ Large parking lot available near Gardena Pass and the access point. 🚽 Toilets available at the parking area.