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The closest airports can be found in Venice or Innsbruck, in Austria. The easiest option from here is to drive to the town, but if you want to avoid renting a vehicle then there are regular buses from Venice Mestre train station, Venice Marco Polo airport and from Treviso airport.
Accommodation tends to lean on the expensive side in Cortina d'Ampezzo, and there are plenty of fabulous five star options, including the historic Grand Hotel Miramonti Majestic. If you're looking for something a little more budget friendly then you can find a room for around $50, or less in the …
The via ferrata on offer in the Italian Dolomites are some of the finest in the world. With hundreds of routes within close proximity to Cortina d'Ampezzo, climbers of all ages will find a suitable climb, and be rewarded with breathtaking views.
If this is your first time exploring via ferrata in the Dolomites then it is highly advisable to do so with a guide. Even if you have climbed before, having someone that knows the route on your first venture out is valuable.
Pay careful attention to which route you choose. During the summer months the rocks get busy, and so it is not always possible to head back down the way you have come if you decide not to finish the climb.
Helmets and harnesses are available to rent from specialist shops throughout Cortina d'Ampezzo. Even if the route you are on has low exposure you should always wear a helmet.
Cortina d'Ampezzo emergency numbers
- Police: 118
- Ambulance services: 144
- Fire Brigade: 117
- Helicopter rescue: 1414 / 1415
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Cortina d'Ampezzo | Italy
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