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If you're ever in south-east France, there's a bunch of nice via ferratas of varying difficulty. A nice one to start is in Lantosque, it's very easy and low and
by jakub_g 3y ago
If you're ever in south-east France, there's a bunch of nice via ferratas of varying difficulty. A nice one to start is in Lantosque, it's very easy and low and beautiful with river a few feet below (except a vertical climb at the end followed by a zip line / bridge very high above, but you can quit before that point if you're scared).
- Georgelemental 3y agoOne thing that's confusing is that in French, "voie ferrée" and "chemin de fer" ("iron way"/"path of iron") mean "railroad".
- jlongman 3y agoIt’s still called a via ferrata in France so this isn’t confusing at all. Source: did some near Annecy as well as Grenoble 20 years ago. And Quebec fwiw but I only know of the one at Tremblant (which is paid).
- morkalork 3y agoThere's a few in Quebec: https://viaferrataquebec.com https://viaferrataquebec.com https://www.sepaq.com/quoi-faire/via-ferrata.dot?language_id=1 https://www.sepaq.com/quoi-faire/via-ferrata.dot?language_id...
- namdnay 3y agoLantosque very nice, and less than an hour's drive from Nice airport
- seattle_spring 3y agoLots in northern Italy and Austria too!
- 082349872349872 3y agothat's where they started...