Day 1:
We meet in the afternoon at the parking lot of the valley station of the Paolina lift at the Karer Pass. We take the chairlift to the Paolina Hut, where we will spend the night. (Exact time to be announced)
Overnight: Paolina Hut

Day 2:
Our first stage and introductory tour takes us to the Croda Rossa. Via the north ridge, secured with steel cables, we reach the 2,806-meter-high summit via the Croda Rossa via the via ferrata. Our descent takes us past the Fensterle Tower and the Croda Rossa Hut back to the Paolina Hut.
Overnight: Paolina Hut

Day 3:
We traverse in impressive fashion beneath the rock faces of the Croda Rossa to the Kölner Hut. Shortly beyond, the via ferrata begins, which skillfully leads over rock ledges to the Santner Pass. Behind it, a breathtaking view of the bold rock needles of the Vajolet Towers opens up. We will spend the night in the ultramodern Santner Pass Hut right at the Santner Pass.
Overnight: Santner Pass Hut

Day 4:
From the Santner Pass Hut, we first descend to the Vajolet Hut and then continue to the Grasleiten Pass. The via ferrata takes us to the highest peak in the Rosengarten Group: the Kesselkogel (3,002 meters). We cross this peak and continue on the back side via another, relatively easy via ferrata to Lake Antermoia. Here, we will spend the night at the Antermoia Hut.
Overnight: Antermoia Hut

Day 5:
The next day, the Laurenzi Via Ferrata is on the agenda. Passing the beautiful lake, we are woken up by a short but steep section at the start of the via ferrata. Via the partly exposed but beautiful ridge of the Molignon Ridge, we reach the Tierser Alpl – our accommodation for the coming night.
Overnight: Tierser Alpl

Day 6:
The last via ferrata of the week is the Maximiliansteig to the Schlernhaus and further to the summit of the Schlern. We descend via the tourist trail to Bad Ratzes. From there, we take a taxi back to the Karer Pass, where our via ferrata tour across the Rosengarten ends in the late afternoon.