For our summer holidays we decided to do our first backpacking trip together in the French Pyrenees. Since we love going on hikes and wild camping together, the logical next step was to plan a multi-day journey.
Check out Via ferrata Els Sants de La Pedra, a route inaugurated in 2023 with a very unique final stage that will test your mettle!
Via ferrata del Estrecho de Ayodar, a short but fun route with overhangs, pendulums, and traverses next to a beautiful river in Castellón.
Discover the via ferrata de bolon, a complex of three routes of different difficulty levels that offer an unforgettable adventure on the Monte Bolon.
Find out what criteria we use to classify the difficulty level of a hiking trail and learn how to choose trails aligned with your expertise, and embark on unforgettable adventures.
Via Ferrata Roca del Moli is a perfect choice for beginners who want to experience the thrill of climbing and ziplining in a beautiful natural setting. This trail is rated a K1 Difficulty Level and is suitable for anyone who can walk and climb a ladder.
Via Ferrata Roca de Figueral is a thrilling and fun adventure located in the Sierra de Engarcerán region of Castellón, Spain. This trail is rated a K3 Difficulty Level as it requires a moderate level of physical fitness and basic climbing skills.
We had been hearing about the famous Bercolón waterfall for a long time and we used a weekend in the area of Titaguas and a free campsite in El Molinillo to get closer to this beautiful hidden corner in the middle of the nature.
Thrilling via ferrata experience in Villahermosa del Rio. Climb to new heights, conquer La Muela. Adventure awaits!
Discover the exhilarating Via Ferrata La Mina in Villahermosa del Río. Scale dramatic cliffs, cross thrilling bridges, and experience breathtaking views.
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Warning: Mountain sports are inherently dangerous and a mistake can get you seriously hurt or worse! The information we post in this blog is only meant to be a guide, and should by no means be considered professional advice. If you lack the skills or are unsure about what you’re doing, hire a professional guiding service to teach you hands-on. We will do our best to provide links to trained professionals in the area wherever possible.
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