Attach your double-carabiner system to the steel life-line and feel unique emotions climbing up 300 meters using iron ladders and knowing you are 100% safe. Enjoy the breathtaking view, then descend a 100-meter cliff fixed to a rope.

– Full-day activity
– Professional guides (English & French speaking)
– CE Certified equipment

No experience required.

A Via Ferrata is a type of mountain climbing that goes through a path that has a permanently installed safety system, giving people without any climbing experience, and using minimal equipment the opportunity to climb through a spectacular mountain scenery.

Via Ferrata is the name used to describe the paths found high in the Alps, where fixed cables are used for protection and iron ladders are used to climb difficult sections (Another name is Klettersteig). Originally, ferrata routes were built in the Italian Dolomites to allow the movement of troops during World War I. When the war ended, these routes were passed on to be used by mountain guides to take customers to the base of the mountains.

Anyone who is in good health and has a good physical condition is able to climb the via ferrata. The minimum age to climb the Sacred Valley via ferrata is 8 years old. We reserve the right to admission to determine whether people are suitable for the via ferrata or not. Without exception, the via ferrata climbers must always be accompanied by a guide.

A full body harness, helmet, gloves and a via ferrata lanyard, (double locking carabineers with strength dissipator especially designed for via ferrata climbing).

The equipment used allows the person to remain secured to a “life line”, in this case a steel cable. Throughout the whole way up the person will be able to climb the via ferrata, easily securing themselves with the system’s carabiners.

All our guides are mountain guides trained in vertical rescue and ropes use.
There are marked exits and rappel stations all along the via ferrata that can be used in the company of the guide to exit the via ferrata in case of emergency.

Wear light clothing and comfortable shoes (tennis shoes, light hiking boots, etc.. No sandals). Keep in mind that as you go upper the weather will get colder and windier, you can take extra clothes in a small backpack. Bring at least 2 L of water

Minimum number of people: 1

Maximum number of people: 75

Reservations must be made in advance, availability will depend on the weather and the restrictions on the number of people allowed in the zip-line. The ascent and descent of the route will last 4-5 hours starting at the base of the mountain.