The Masaré via ferrata in the Rosengarten massif is one of the most beautiful via ferratas in the Dolomites. This impressive route follows the course of the Masaré ridge in the south of the Rosengarten massif and offers extremely varied ridge climbing. The route leads over numerous ridge towers, through narrow rock crevices and along airy passages that circle large rock formations. During the entire climbing tour, mountaineers enjoy breathtaking views of the surrounding valleys and peaks.

The Masaré via ferrata is ideal for mountaineers who are looking for an exciting and not too difficult climbing route. Although the climbing between the towers is not particularly technically demanding, the route offers plenty of variety and challenges. For those who want an even more intense experience, the Masaré via ferrata can be perfectly combined with the Rotwand via ferrata. A difficult wall level (C) must be overcome on the descent, which makes the tour even more exciting.

A guided via ferrata on the Masaré is an excellent choice to benefit from the safety and knowledge of an experienced mountain guide in the Catinaccio. A mountain guide not only ensures the necessary safety, but also enriches the tour with valuable tips and interesting information about the surrounding area. The Masaré via ferrata in the Dolomites thus offers an unforgettable experience for everyone who wants to fully enjoy the impressive landscape of the Catinaccio massif.

Whether you are a beginner or an advanced climber, a guided via ferrata on the Masaré is an excellent way to experience the beauty of the Dolomites up close. With a mountain guide at your side, the Masaré via ferrata becomes a safe and unforgettable adventure in one of the most spectacular regions of the Alps.