via ferrata
Boéseekofel
Piz da Lech via ferrata (C/D)
Südtirolalpin
Certified Mountain Guide
IFMGA - Mountain Guides Associations
Mail suedtirolalpin@gmail.com
Prices from
210,- €
ABOUT THE TOUR
Boéseekofel (Piz da Lech) (C/D): A challenging and challenging climb up the Boéseekofel in the northern part of the Sella massif. A treat for ambitious via ferrata climbers, it's well-protected and features some exciting passages right through the rock faces of Piz da Lech. Easy access by cable car allows you to fully enjoy this fantastic corner of the Dolomites.
INFO
Services
Included in the price:
- Entire organization and guidance by a state-certified mountain guide
- All necessary reservations are made in advance
Additional costs:
- Transfer to and from the meeting point
- Individual tips
* Rental equipment (€10 per piece of equipment)
Facts
Location:
Dolomites
Best time of year:
June - October
Duration:
1 day
Meeting point:
Corvara - Boé cable car valley station
What you need
Requirements:
- Fitness for 500 meters of ascent and descent
- Total walking time: approximately 4 hours
- Via ferrata experience required
- Surefootedness
- Head for heights
PRICING
Participants:
max. 4 people
Prices:
1 person:
2 people:
3 people:
4 people:
550,- €
330,- €
250,- €
210,- €
If you have any questions or need further information, please write them in the comment field of the inquiry form.
Before submitting your request: Please read the "important information" about risks in mountaineering carefully.
Dates:
upon request
PROGRAM
Meeting point is at the valley station of the Boé cable car in Corvara (Val Badia). After a quick gear check, we'll take the cable car to "Crep de Mont" and from there continue a leisurely climb of a few meters with the Vallon chairlift.
We'll soon reach the already visible entrance to the Boéseekofel via ferrata from the mountain station. Here we'll put on our gear and follow the via ferrata up the vertical rock face.
The first C-grade section awaits right at the start. The via ferrata, mostly secured only with a wire rope, has hardly any footholds or iron clamps, and a clean ascent on the rock will improve our surefootedness.
Only in the upper section, on the steepest sections, will we encounter ladders and footholds. However, the rock here is indeed very steep and overhanging in places.
From the exit, it's just over 100 meters of elevation gain to the summit of the Boéseekofel, or Piz da Lech, as the peak is called in the Ladin-speaking valleys.
For the descent, we take the normal route back to the top station of the Boé gondola and from there take the comfortable cable car back to Corvara.
Any changes to the program that may be necessary for various reasons (weather, conditions, accommodation booking situation, etc.) will always be made in consultation with the participants.
