Via ferrata

The via ferrata with variable geometry: a first easy section for children, followed by a second section that is a bit more physical and aerial for older participants, and finally a third, more challenging section.

The via ferrata of Rochers du Vent offers a beautiful mountain hike, reminiscent of the routes in the Dolomites, the birthplace of this activity. It's a highly diverse via ferrata with walking sections, aerial passages that are never too physically demanding, a long monkey bridge, and always, superb views of Lake Gitte, Lake Roselend, and Mont Blanc. To top it all off, there's a surprise underground. Don't miss the Rocher du Vent via ferrata in the Beaufortain region with the guides from Bourg Saint Maurice.

The via cordata differs from the via ferrata by the absence of a cable. Rope anchoring is therefore mandatory for safety, and steps and pig's tails help with progression.