World rank60

Italy · Fanes-Lagazuoi, Dolomites

Via ferrata Cesco Tomaselli

Tomaselli at Cima Fanes Sud

The strength does not come from the grade alone: it is the sequence of a historic wall, a real peak and a cable descent that creates the challenge.

Verified93.3

Score / 100
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Type
Outdoor via ferrata or fixed-equipment experience
Duration
Unknown
Grade
Not documented
Best period
Check locally

Why it enters the Top 100

An experience ranked for its story and distinctiveness.

The ferrata attacks very exposed cracks and vertical slabs before reaching Cima Fanes Sud at 2,980 metres. The day announced around six o'clock also passes through places marked by the First World War. The Cortina office reserves it for experts and imposes strict control of the weather and conditions.

What sets it apart: The ferrata attacks very exposed cracks and vertical slabs before reaching Cima Fanes Sud at 2,980 metres.; The day announced around six o'clock also passes through places marked by the First World War.; The Cortina office reserves it for experts and imposes strict control of the weather and conditions.

Score breakdown

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

Traceability

The facts behind the profile.

  1. The ferrata attacks very exposed cracks and vertical slabs before reaching Cima Fanes Sud at 2,980 metres.

  2. The day announced around six o'clock also passes through places marked by the First World War.

  3. The Cortina office reserves it for experts and imposes strict control of the weather and conditions.

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