Santnerpass Via Ferrata

The Santnerpass via ferrata, named after the Bolzano mountaineer Johann Santner, is a classic in the Dolomites and attracts climbing enthusiasts from all over the world. While only the upper section is a typical ferrata, completely secured with wire ropes, most of the time you move unsecured on natural ledges and over smaller boulders along the impressive western cliffs of the Rosengartenspitze. These alpine passages require surefootedness and mountain experience, which makes the climb particularly attractive for experienced mountaineers.

The backdrop of the upper section, characterized by rock teeth towering over a hundred meters into the sky and the imposing ice gully, is undoubtedly one of the most impressive landscapes in the Dolomites. A guided via ferrata on the Santnerpass is the perfect way to experience this spectacular natural scenery safely and intensively. With a mountain guide in the Rosengarten at your side, you can enjoy the route to the full and benefit from his expertise and local knowledge.

The way back also offers numerous highlights. The famous Vajolet towers, the view of the Vajolet valley on the east side and the impressive rocky backdrop of the Tschager-Joch make the tour an unforgettable experience. A guided via ferrata tour on the Santner Pass is ideal for anyone looking for the challenge and beauty of the Dolomites accompanied by an experienced mountain guide.

The best mountain guides in the Rosengarten not only ensure your safety, but also enrich your tour with valuable tips and exciting stories about the region. The Santner Pass via ferrata with a mountain guide is therefore an excellent choice for anyone who wants to experience a challenging and scenic climbing tour in the Dolomites.