Nepal - Community Project Travel

From beginning to the end the trip was fantastic. We had two wonderful guides with completely different strengths. Both leaders were very professional and caring. The trek was magnificent. It was well worth climbing to see the wonderful views once we reached Namche Bazaar. Our guides were wonderful. They did a great job of looking out for us on the trek and a fantastic job of looking after us in camp. The food was amazing. The porters were also really friendly and helpful and deserve medals for lugging all our gear around.


The local villagers at Jumbesi made us feel really welcome and put on a special dinner at the monastery. We were overwhelmed with the welcome they gave us and also the thank you. We had a great bunch of other trekkers on the trip and we were all matched up well with our room mates. We were very lucky with the weather and had day after day of awe inspiring views. There is not one bad thing that I can say about the trip. The trip was a life changing experience and I would love to do it all again. I would like to thank everyone involved. And I hope that one day I get to travel again with World Expeditions.

K. Venables | New Zealand
 
 

Via Ferrate Guided Walk

The breathtaking pinnacles of the Dolomites are well known to climbers around the world. During WWI, the Dolomite mountain range was the scene of heavy fighting and became an almost continuous front throughout the war, from Cortina d'Ampezzo in the west to the Predil Pass in the east. Making full use of their elite Alpine mountain troops, the Italians had to fix iron ladders and wire cable to the rock to enable them to fight on the vertical walls. Today these Via Ferrate 'iron ways' have been turned into recreational climbs, allowing non-climbers to discover the mountains in safety and adding a new dimension to hiking the pristine alpine wilderness of the Dolomites. Daily climbs and walks are between 3 and 6 hours depending on the fitness of the group. Nights are spent in mountain hotels sampling the specialty foods of the region. Although no previous climbing experience is required, a high level of fitness and sense of adventure is essential.

Brief Itinerary

DAY 1 Arrive Niederdorf or Toblach in the Hochpuster Valley and meet guide, transfer to hotel
DAY 2 Ascend path on the Paternkofel, 2744m then descend through the old war-tunnels to the Three Pinnacle Hut
DAY 3 Ascend Sextner Rotwand
DAY 4 To Fondo Savio Hut along the Merlone climbing path
DAY 5 Along Marino Bianchi-path to the summit of Cima di Mezzo (3154m)
DAY 6 Traverse the Strobel climbing path on the Punta Fiammes above Cortina
DAY 7 Trip concludes

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Trip Code: GWD
Trip Grading: Moderate to Challenging
Duration:  7 days
Activities:  Inn to Inn Walking
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