Whistler Via Ferrata. Photo: Daniel O’Keefe/MSAA
Have you heard of via ferrata? Strap on a harness, clip into the safety line, then follow your guide as you scramble up ladder rungs and across cliffs with gorgeous views. Find out how to try via ferrata near Vancouver.
What is Via Ferrata?
In Italian, via ferrata means “iron path”. These routes use steel cables, ladder rungs, and bridges bolted to the rock every few meters to forge a path up a mountain. You clip your harness to the cables as you climb instead of using a rope. The experience is a cross between steep hiking and rock climbing. Via ferrata routes
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