Discover the vertical via ferrata along Rio Ruzza, called Signora delle Acque, with a Mountain Guide

The via ferrata called Signora delle Acque (lit. Lady of the Waters, and the name doesn’t lie) is a brand-new trail in the northern area of Lake Garda, short but intense, in a cool mountain setting. 200m is the altitude difference between the starting point and the path on the way back, so stretch your muscles and be ready for steep vertical passages where it’s better not to suffer from vertigo. You will always be safe thanks to the steel cable and, when needed, the guide’s climbing ropes. One more reason to enjoy this adventure is the cool breeze coming from the Sajant waterfall, which flows just a few meters away from the trail. So, what are you waiting for? Join us on this adventure!

Brief details:

Difficult trail that needs arm strength and no fear of heights
30-minute walk on an easy path to reach the starting point
1h 45min of vertical trail
40-minute walk back on a path
A UIAGM-certified Mountain Guide will accompany you

Equipment provided:

Helmet
Harness
Via ferrata lanyard for vertical progression
Resting sling to rest your arms along the trail

The equipment provided (helmets) is duly washed and disinfected after every use.

What you need to take with you:

Suitable shoes
Suitable clothing according to the seasonal weather
Cycling gloves (recommended)
Backpack with water and energy bars

Requirements:

Good and fit physical shape
No fear of heights

Advice from your Mountain Guide:

At the meeting point, before the beginning of the activity, the Guide will explain the importance of technical equipment and major risks or dangers that such an outdoor activity may imply. With suitable equipment and a professional Mountain Guide risks and dangers are narrowed to a so-called “acceptable” level, but please remember that there is no outdoor activity where risk doesn’t exist at all.