Characteristics

The two ferratas are located directly above the Alpini hut and are considered the centerpiece of the via ferrata area in the Schiarakessel. Above all, the daring Ferrata Zacchi with the grand finale on an exposed pillar is gladly made as a prelude to Schiara crossing. The Ferrata Màrmol is the classic descending via ferrata for those who have climbed over the Sperti or Zacchi and made the summit crossing of the Schiara on the Berti. Especially unique is the end of the Ferrata, because you are in the immediate vicinity of the Gusela rock tower and the view can - weather permitting - wander to the sea.

Arrival

In Belluno (reachable via the A22 to Trento, then on the SS47, SP76, SS50 and SR50 via Feltre into town) on the SR204 towards Agordo. Still in the city northern direction to Bolzano and to the hamlet of Casa Bortot - at the end is the car park.

Approach

From the Rif. 7 ° Alpini (accessible from the parking in 2½ hours on the path 501) leads left behind the hut the path 503-514 (red / white / red marked) over a grassy slope to the north up to the common entry of the two tours, the right next to a distinctive, large rock niche.

Exit

Either back on the ascent or via the Via Ferrata Berti (C, 250 Hm, difficult 1,5 hours to the selected descent ferrata) on the Mount Schiara (2565 m) and on the other ferrata back to the valley. After the Via ferrata Màrmol, the ascent of Monte Pelf (2502 m) would also be possible via the Sentiero alpinistico Marino Guardino.

Interesting facts

The most popular is the ascent via Via ferrata Zacchi, then descend on Via ferrata Berti to Monte Schiara and descend via Via ferrata Màrmol.

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