Via Ferrata - Benjamin Védrines

Via ferrata is Latin for "railway", and as its ethymology indicates, it is a vertiginous itinerary where one progresses on iron elements (bars, bridges, ladders...), protecting oneself thanks to cables connected to each other.

Via ferrata is an excellent way to immerse oneself in a rock face at an affordable level. It allows as many people as possible to experience the world of verticality. Always connected to the safety cables, you can contemplate the often magnificent view and concentrate on the act itself, which, from ladder to ladder, leads you to the summit!

A day of Via Ferrata is made up of three distinct parts: first of all, the approach walk, which is an opportunity to warm up quietly and to get a feel for the place. Then the via ferrata route, which is more or less long and more or less hard depending on the itinerary. To finish, the descent, which is mostly done on foot by a path.

I propose you three via ferrata in the Guisane valley, I selected them for the aestheticism of their courses and their global interest. Indeed, because of their technical differences and their different durations, all these vias are complementary and will allow you to progress as you go along. Contact me for more information.

You can book your course or training in advance. Just contact me by e-mail (guide@benjaminvedrines.com) and propose your dates. If I am available we will agree on the most suitable dates. To make your registration official, you will be asked to pay a deposit equivalent to 30% of the cost of the course.

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