Scrambling: the Scaliger Trail in Tignale

It would be a via ferrata of medium difficulty, often on natural ledges (terraces) with a few vertical walls, if it weren't for the fact that there is no via ferrata cable!

It is therefore a mountaineering route suitable for those with a steady step and a solid heart: it is necessary to be able to keep the fear of heights under control. The route is done 'in conserva', a safe alpine-style progression technique, always linked to the mountain guide.

The route is all uphill, on a vertical rock face from which you can admire a breathtaking panorama, and includes some climbing sections up to grade 2. The return journey is along a path.

Including: harness, helmet and climbing equipment.

What to bring: technical sports clothing, rucksack with at least one litre of water, snacks, hiking shoes or trainers with treaded soles (no flat shoes, no sandals, slippers or flip-flops). Sweatshirt and/or windbreaker depending on the climate. Sunglasses and hat optional.

Suitable for those who want to take part in an excursion with a certain physical and psychological commitment, in an adrenaline-filled and highly challenging environment.