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United States · Ashley Gorge, near Vernal, Utah

Ashley Gorge Via Ferrata

Ashley Gorge via ferrata

The previous file dated from the construction site; the openness and real duration transform the project into a marathon and verifiable public challenge.

Verified92.7

Score / 100
4 distinct sources

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Type
via ferrata ou experience hybride cablee exterieure
Duration
Unknown
Grade
Not documented
Best period
Check locally

Why it enters the Top 100

An experience ranked for its story and distinctiveness.

Open to the public in 2025, Ashley Gorge is a free public via ferrata that can be done without a guide after waiver and with the appropriate equipment; a guide is still recommended. Visit Utah bills it as the longest free via ferrata in North America and describes a four- to six-hour half-day route or eight to 10 hours on the full route. The course combines descents and ascents of cliffs, sectors of graduated difficulty and the Windwalker aerial cable above the canyon; no unfinished expansions are counted.

What sets it apart: Open to the public in 2025, Ashley Gorge is a free public via ferrata that can be done without a guide after waiver and with the appropriate equipment; a guide is still recommended.; Visit Utah bills it as the longest free via ferrata in North America and describes a four to six hour half-day route or eight to ten hours on the full route.; The course combines descents and ascents of cliffs, sectors of graduated difficulty and the Windwalker aerial cable above the canyon; no unfinished expansions are counted.

Score breakdown

Median / 5
Power of story4.6
Singularity4.8
Emotional and sensory intensity4.5
Rationale for travel4.5
Strength of evidence4.8

Traceability

The facts behind the profile.

  1. Open to the public in 2025, Ashley Gorge is a free public via ferrata that can be done without a guide after waiver and with the appropriate equipment; a guide is still recommended.

  2. Visit Utah bills it as the longest free via ferrata in North America and describes a four- to six-hour half-day route or eight to 10 hours on the full route.

  3. The course combines descents and ascents of cliffs, sectors of graduated difficulty and the Windwalker aerial cable above the canyon; no unfinished expansions are counted.

Geographical precision: Name matched against the OSM reference; check the practical starting point before travelling.