Madonna di Campiglio

VIA DELLE BOCCHETTE - DOLOMITES VIA FERRATA

Via Ferrata

What you'll do

Nestled amidst the majestic Dolomites, Via delle Bocchette is a celebrated alpine route that offers an exhilarating blend of adventure and natural splendor. This remarkable path meanders along rugged limestone ridges and narrow exposed passages, providing climbers with awe-inspiring views of towering peaks and verdant valleys. Equipped with secure cables and anchors, the route challenges both novices and experienced alpinists, ensuring a safe yet thrilling journey that leaves a lasting impression on every adventurer who dares to ascend.

Itinerary

Day 1 - Let the Journey Begin!

The adventure begins with arrival in Madonna di Campiglio, where participants will gather in the afternoon (6PM). This first day is dedicated to getting to know each other, discussing the upcoming journey, and ensuring everyone is prepared for the experience ahead.

Day 2 – Via Ferrata Alfredo Benini

The day begins at 8:30 AM with a meeting at the Grosté Cable Car parking lot, where participants receive a briefing and equipment. After ascending to Rifugio Stoppani, a 40-minute hike leads to the Via Ferrata Alfredo Benini. The route features a panoramic ledge climb up to 2,900 m (9,514 ft), followed by a descent with stunning views of Lake Molveno and the Adamello-Presanella range. Crossing the Brenta Dolomites’ western face, the trail reaches Bocca di Tuckett (2,648 m / 8,687 ft) before descending via glacier and trail to Rifugio Tuckett (2,270 m / 7,447 ft).

Day 3 – Via Ferrata Bocchette Alte

From Rifugio Tuckett (2,270 m / 7,447 ft), the route ascends to Bocca di Tuckett (2,648 m / 8,687 ft), where the Via Ferrata Bocchette Alte begins. Climbing the north ridge of Cima Brenta, the path follows exposed sections equipped with ladders and cables, leading to a dramatic ledge on the east face. Crossing this ledge, the route opens to breathtaking views from the south face, then continues along Cima Brenta’s shoulder. After a short descent, the route climbs the famous “Scala degli Amici” and the Massodi ridge, concluding with an exciting exposed descent to Rifugio Alimonta (2,580 m / 8,464 ft).

Day 4 – Via Ferrata Bocchette Centrali

From Rifugio Alimonta (2,580 m / 8,464 ft), the route ascends to Bocca degli Armi (2,747 m / 9,012 ft), where the Via Ferrata Bocchette Centrali begins. Climbing the initial ladders, the path follows narrow yet spectacular ledges along the east face of Torre di Brenta, Sfulmini, and Campanile Alto. Crossing to the north face of Cima Brenta Alta, the route continues along the south wall, eventually reaching Bocca di Brenta (2,553 m / 8,375 ft). From here, the descent leads through Rifugio Brentei, Rifugio Casinei, and finally to Vallesinella, marking the end of the adventure.

Important stuff

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100% Guaranteed Departures

Once you book, your trip is guaranteed to run, allowing you to book your flights with confidence.

Flexible Changes

Want to change your departure date or trip? No problem—enjoy maximum flexibility to make changes up to 60 days before departure.

Comprehensive Insurance & Assistance

Travel with peace of mind. Our insurance package covers accidents and rescue during outdoor activities, medical expenses, and luggage protection, as well as trip cancellations and 24/7 medical assistance from our insurance partner.

100% Guaranteed Departures: Once you book, your trip is guaranteed to run, allowing you to book your flights with confidence.
Flexible Changes: Want to change your departure date or trip? No problem—enjoy maximum flexibility to make changes up to 60 days before departure.
Comprehensive Insurance & Assistance: Travel with peace of mind. Our insurance package covers accidents and rescue during outdoor activities, medical expenses, and luggage protection, as well as trip cancellations and 24/7 medical assistance from our insurance partner.

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What's included

Accident insurance

Medical and luggage insurance

Travel cancellation insurance

UIAGM IFMGA Guide

Accommodation

Harness

Via ferrata set

Helmet

Dinner

Breakfast

Flight

Visa (if applicable)

Transport from airport

Transport to airport

Lunch

Extra food and drinks

Accomodations

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Hotel Italo - Day 1

Hotel Italo features rooms furnished in a Tyrolean style, providing a cozy and comfortable atmosphere. Each room is equipped with amenities such as plasma TVs, safes, wardrobes, hairdryers, Wi-Fi connectivity, telephones, and private bathrooms with showers. The accommodation may change based on the availability of the hotels, but generally you will stay in shared rooms with single beds and a shared bathroom.

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Rifugio Tuckett - Day 2

Rifugio Tuckett (2270 m) is a historic mountain hut located in the heart of the Brenta Dolomites, offering stunning views of the surrounding peaks and glaciers. The rifugio provides overnight accommodation, hearty mountain meals, and a warm alpine atmosphere, making it a perfect resting point after a challenging day in the mountains.

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Rifugio Alimonta - Day 3

Rifugio Alimonta (2580 m) is the highest mountain hut in the Brenta Dolomites, situated in a breathtaking glacial basin surrounded by towering peaks like Cima Brenta and the Sfulmini Group. The rifugio provides overnight accommodation, traditional mountain meals, and spectacular sunrise and sunset views over the Dolomites.

Guides

Campiglio Alpine Guides

Professionalism, passion, and respect for the mountains have been the defining values of the Alpine Guides of Madonna di Campiglio for over 110 years. The qualification of Alpine Guide is internationally recognized and ensures a high standard of quality and safety in providing guidance and instruction on any type of mountain terrain. Please note that the guide may change depending on availability.