Via Ferrata Redovan

ViA FERRATA REDOVAN

A VERTiCAL WALK

A via ferrata (Italian for “iron path”) is a protected climbing route. The essence of a modern via ferrata is a steel cable that runs along the route and is periodically—every 1 to 10 metres (3 to 30 ft)—fixed to the rock. Using this climbers can secure themselves to the cable, limiting any fall. Thus, via ferratas allow otherwise dangerous routes to be undertaken without the risks associated with unprotected scrambling and climbing or the need for climbing equipment such as ropes. They offer the relatively inexperienced a means of enjoying dramatic positions and accessing difficult peaks, normally the preserve of the serious mountaineer, although, as there is a need for some equipment, a good head for heights and basic technique, the via ferrata can be seen as a distinct step up from ordinary mountain walking.

Location: Redovan
Season: September-June
Difficulty: K2 - Moderate
Group size: Minimum 2, maximum 7 (for bigger groups please contact us)
Languages: English, Spanish, German
Duration of activity: 2 hours
Lenght: 0,7 km
Height: 280 m
Approximation walk: 10 minutes

A via ferrata (Italian for “iron path”) is a protected climbing route. The essence of a modern via ferrata is a steel cable that runs along the route and is periodically—every 1 to 10 metres (3 to 30 ft)—fixed to the rock. Using this climbers can secure themselves to the cable, limiting any fall. Thus, via ferratas allow otherwise dangerous routes to be undertaken without the risks associated with unprotected scrambling and climbing or the need for climbing equipment such as ropes. They offer the relatively inexperienced a means of enjoying dramatic positions and accessing difficult peaks, normally the preserve of the serious mountaineer, although, as there is a need for some equipment, a good head for heights and basic technique, the via ferrata can be seen as a distinct step up from ordinary mountain walking.

Location: Redovan
Season: September-June
Difficulty: K2 - Moderate
Group size: Minimum 2, maximum 7 (for bigger groups please contact us)
Languages: English, Spanish, German
Duration of activity: 2 hours
Lenght: 0,7 km
Height: 280 m
Approximation walk: 10 minutes

Price: 55€ per person

What's included?

Lunch: Picnic bag with fresh-made sandwich
Transport: Transfer to and from the activity with a 8-seater-van. Collection from any point between Alicante to Altea.
Insurance
Qualified English speaking climbing guide
Personal equipment: Sit harness, helmet, Via Ferrata lanyards and screw gate carabiners
Comunal equipment: Abseiling ropes, desenders, rescue equipment and first aid kit

Is this for me?

This is an activity for all kind of travelers as long as:

You are not scared of heights.
You are in good physical shape.
You are eager of having an exhilarating experience.
No need of have climbed or ascended Via Ferrata before.
It’s essential a good attitude and willing to enjoy.

What will we do?

We will pick you up at the meeting point and we’ll drive 50 minutes (from Alicante) to the start point. There we will prepare the equipment and you will receive the first instructions about use and protocoles. Afterwards a 10 minute approach walk we will be at the base of the Via Ferrata where we start the climb. Along the ascent we’ll stop for pictures, enjoying breathtaking views as much as we need. At the end a 15 minute will take us back to the car park. All the itinerary are supervised by our guides and roped up for your peace of mind. You only have to enjoy and smile at the camera! On the way we stop for picnic or afternoon snack included in the price. Climbing a Via Ferrata with views over the ocean is something unique!

How long will it take?

Around 2 hours plus transfers.

Where do we go?

The location of the Via Ferrata is in Redovan.