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Ottorino Marangoni Via Ferrata in Mori: adrenaline on Monte Albano, Lake Garda Trentino

Mori, provincia autonoma di Trento · Trentino-Alto Adige•1 day•Mountaineering · 612 m
Experience
High altitude experiences
Difficulty ?
D (DIFFICULT)
Where?
provincia autonoma di Trento, Trentino-Alto Adige
On your own?
No problem
Points
+14
Ottorino Marangoni Via Ferrata in Mori: adrenaline on Monte Albano, Lake Garda Trentino
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Your guide
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WHY THIS CLIMB

Marangoni Via Ferrata, Mori

Exposed traverses, bird's-eye views over Mori, and a slice of climbing history under your hands.

Group chat a couple of days before
Come alone, leave with new friends

The experience

We set off with the Guidders from Mori and climb to the Sanctuary of Monte Albano, our first stop where we check harness, via ferrata kit and helmet. From there, through pines and limestone boulders, we reach the start of the Ottorino Marangoni Via Ferrata: the first meters are deliberately tough, a wake-up call that gets you in the right mindset. Then we climb, traverse after traverse, watching Mori shrink below us, all the way to the highest point on the wall. The route is out-and-back: same path up and down, with one last steep stretch before heading back to Mori.

Built in 1976 by the SAT of Mori, it's considered Italy's first modern-style via ferrata, now named after Ottorino Marangoni, the section's longtime president.

5 reasons to join: - The most iconic, historic via ferrata in the Garda Trentino area - Incredible views over Mori and the valley from the wall - A start that wakes you up fast, then nonstop engaging progression - A real piece of Italian climbing history to experience firsthand - Short day, huge adrenaline rush

Who it's for: some via ferrata experience, good fitness and zero fear of heights required. Not the place for your very first ferrata, but if you've done a few, you'll love it here.

Come discover it with the Guidders: book your spot and let's climb Monte Albano together.

GOOD TO KNOW
Group chat
It opens a couple of days before: that's where the meeting point is confirmed and carpooling is arranged.
Free cancellation up to 5 days before
You pay nothing when you book.
Guiddy accident insurance
Included in the price.
+14 Guiddy points
Your points grow with every outing, level you up and unlock discounts, exclusive outings and goodies.
Not suitable for dogs
This time your dog stays at home.

How hard is it, really

Via ferrata scale
D (DIFFICULT)
F
PD
D
MD
ED
Exposure and exposed sections
MEDIUM
Some exposed or ridge sections, short and well marked. Better if you don't suffer from vertigo.
VERTIGO RISK
WHAT YOU NEED BEFORE YOU GO
✓
BEFORE YOU GO
Vertigo or fear of heights: tell your guide before setting off, not on the wall. You already need some via ferrata experience and no fear of heights: this isn't the right place for your first via ferrata. Sleep well and have breakfast: with the same route up and down, you'll need arms, legs and focus for hours, with one last steep stretch before heading back to Mori.
✓
IN YOUR BACKPACK
Via ferrata kit: if you don't have one, rent it when you book. Helmet and harness: if you don't have them, write to us before booking. The guide checks everything at the meeting point in Mori. You'll also need via ferrata gloves and trekking boots with a stiff sole. Bring layered clothing, sunglasses, sunscreen, water and a snack: we'll have lunch at altitude. Always with you: a plaster, a disinfectant wipe and a small bag for rubbish.

What's included in the price

✓INCLUDED
✓Guiddy accident insurance
✓Via ferrata kit (lanyard set, helmet and harness)
✓Mountain guide (IFMGA)
✕NOT INCLUDED
✕Travel to Mori
To get there, there's Guiddy carpooling, below.

Itinerary

One day, approximate times. The final details come in the group chat.

Elevation gain
476 m
Max altitude
612 m
Distance
4 km
Duration
5 h
Map
Day
4 km · D+ 476 m · 5 h
Meeting point 9:30approximate
Meeting in Mori: gear check, Piazza C. Battisti 2, 38065 Mori provincia autonoma di Trento, Italia. The exact time is confirmed in the group chat. We usually meet a little earlier for breakfast together, when possible.
HOW TO GET THERE
A
09:30MEETING
Meeting in Mori: gear check
We meet at the dirt parking lot in Mori and check harness, via ferrata kit and helmet. We set off together with the Guidders, ready for the wall.
B
10:00WATER
Monte Albano Sanctuary and approach
We hike up to the Monte Albano Sanctuary, surrounded by woods that turn golden in autumn. The trail gets steep and leads us straight to the via ferrata start.
C
10:30PARKING
Ottorino Marangoni via ferrata: corners and traverses
We climb the Monte Albano wall through corners, equipped chimneys and long exposed traverses. The smooth rock is tackled well with stirrups, and the steeper sections just take a bit of arm strength and steady pace.
D
12:30WATER
Monte Albano summit and lunch at altitude
We exit the via ferrata onto the Monte Albano ridge and stop to eat with an incredible view over the Adige Valley dressed in autumn colors. A moment to celebrate, rewarding every exposed traverse.
E
14:00RETURN
Back to the cars in Mori
We descend through golden woods with one last panoramic view, back to the starting square in Mori. We close the day with the group over a cold beer together.

How do you get to Mori? By carpooling.

You say so when booking, then you get organised in the Telegram group. Contacts and costs are agreed between you: a seat isn't guaranteed.

WHO'S ALREADY GOING
Offering a seat Looking for a seat
Cars are added in the last few days, once the group is confirmed.

What to bring

A list made for this route.

Trekking boots
REQUIRED
Backpack
REQUIRED
Caschetto alpinismo
REQUIRED
Imbrago
REQUIRED
Via ferrata kit
REQUIRED
Climbing gloves
REQUIRED
Layered clothing
RECOMMENDED
Sunglasses
RECOMMENDED
Sunscreen
RECOMMENDED
Snacks
RECOMMENDED
Water supply
RECOMMENDED
Guiddy tip: don't have ferrata kit?
If you don't have it, rent it when you book: your guide will hand it over at the meeting point in Mori, already in your size.
Ferrata kit
choose it when booking
€20 / outing
Choose sizes and items when you book. You pay for the rental only if the outing is confirmed.

Your guide

Gabriele W.
Gabriele W.
We'll email you when they have a new outing on the calendar.

Hi Guidders! 🧡 I'm Gabriele, a guide in the Dolomiti Bellunesi, the area I live in every day between climbing, mountaineering and exploration. For me the mountains aren't just a passion, they're a way of life. Over the years I've built solid experience on the ground, opening new routes, climbing the great Dolomite classics and seeking out authentic itineraries, away from mass tourism. I'm passionate about sport climbing, multi-pitch routes, ice climbing and ski mountaineering. What I love most is bringing people of every level to experience the mountains in an authentic, engaging way, sharing not just technical skills but also my knowledge of the territory and my passion for exploration. Whether it's a long route in the Dolomites, a day at the crag, a scenic trek or a high-mountain experience, my goal is to create personalized, memorable adventures. I speak Italian, English and Polish, and I'm happy to work with international clients too. See you in the mountains, Guidders!

Italiano
Inglese
Guida alpina

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Do I need mountaineering experience?
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No, but you need to be fit: 476 m of elevation gain and 5 h of walking. You'll go over movement techniques and how to use the gear with your guide before setting off.
Can I join on my own?
⌄
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Ottorino Marangoni Via Ferrata in Mori: adrenaline on Monte Albano, Lake Garda Trentino

Ottorino Marangoni Via Ferrata in Mori: adrenaline on Monte Albano, Lake Garda Trentino

Mori, (TN) · Trentino-Alto Adige
1 day · Mountaineering · 612 m
New: you'll be among the first Guidders to do it
Elevation gain
476 m
Max altitude
612 m
Distance
4 km
Exposed sections
Some
Duration
5 h
Guiddy points
+14
10 photos
+6 photos
WHY THIS CLIMB

Marangoni Via Ferrata, Mori

Exposed traverses, bird's-eye views over Mori, and a slice of climbing history under your hands.

Come alone, leave with new friends

The experience

We set off with the Guidders from Mori and climb to the Sanctuary of Monte Albano, our first stop where we check harness, via ferrata kit and helmet. From there, through pines and limestone boulders, we reach the start of the Ottorino Marangoni Via Ferrata: the first meters are deliberately tough, a wake-up call that gets you in the right mindset. Then we climb, traverse after traverse, watching Mori shrink below us, all the way to the highest point on the wall. The route is out-and-back: same path up and down, with one last steep stretch before heading back to Mori.

Built in 1976 by the SAT of Mori, it's considered Italy's first modern-style via ferrata, now named after Ottorino Marangoni, the section's longtime president.

5 reasons to join: - The most iconic, historic via ferrata in the Garda Trentino area - Incredible views over Mori and the valley from the wall - A start that wakes you up fast, then nonstop engaging progression - A real piece of Italian climbing history to experience firsthand - Short day, huge adrenaline rush

Who it's for: some via ferrata experience, good fitness and zero fear of heights required. Not the place for your very first ferrata, but if you've done a few, you'll love it here.

Come discover it with the Guidders: book your spot and let's climb Monte Albano together.

How hard is it

Via ferrata scale
D (DIFFICULT)
F
PD
D
MD
ED
WHAT YOU NEED BEFORE YOU GO
✓
BEFORE YOU GO
Vertigo or fear of heights: tell your guide before setting off, not on the wall. You already need some via ferrata experience and no fear of heights: this isn't the right place for your first via ferrata. Sleep well and have breakfast: with the same route up and down, you'll need arms, legs and focus for hours, with one last steep stretch before heading back to Mori.
✓
IN YOUR BACKPACK
Via ferrata kit: if you don't have one, rent it when you book. Helmet and harness: if you don't have them, write to us before booking. The guide checks everything at the meeting point in Mori. You'll also need via ferrata gloves and trekking boots with a stiff sole. Bring layered clothing, sunglasses, sunscreen, water and a snack: we'll have lunch at altitude. Always with you: a plaster, a disinfectant wipe and a small bag for rubbish.

What's included

INCLUDED
✓Guiddy accident insurance
✓Via ferrata kit (lanyard set, helmet and harness)
✓Mountain guide (IFMGA)
NOT INCLUDED
✕Travel to Mori

Itinerary

Day · approximate times
Map
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5 stops
Meeting point 9:30Meeting in Mori: gear check
We usually meet a little earlier for breakfast together, when possible.
A
09:30MEETING
Meeting in Mori: gear check
We meet at the dirt parking lot in Mori and check harness, via ferrata kit and helmet. We set off together with the Guidders, ready for the wall.
B
10:00WATER
Monte Albano Sanctuary and approach
We hike up to the Monte Albano Sanctuary, surrounded by woods that turn golden in autumn. The trail gets steep and leads us straight to the via ferrata start.
C
10:30PARKING
Ottorino Marangoni via ferrata: corners and traverses
We climb the Monte Albano wall through corners, equipped chimneys and long exposed traverses. The smooth rock is tackled well with stirrups, and the steeper sections just take a bit of arm strength and steady pace.
D
12:30WATER
Monte Albano summit and lunch at altitude
We exit the via ferrata onto the Monte Albano ridge and stop to eat with an incredible view over the Adige Valley dressed in autumn colors. A moment to celebrate, rewarding every exposed traverse.
E
14:00RETURN
Back to the cars in Mori
We descend through golden woods with one last panoramic view, back to the starting square in Mori. We close the day with the group over a cold beer together.

How do you get to Mori? By carpooling.

You say so when booking, then you get organised in the Telegram group.

WHO'S ALREADY GOING
Offering a seat Looking for a seat
Cars are added in the last few days, once the group is confirmed.

What to bring

A list made for this route.
Trekking boots
REQUIRED
Backpack
REQUIRED
Caschetto alpinismo
REQUIRED
Imbrago
REQUIRED
Via ferrata kit
REQUIRED
Climbing gloves
REQUIRED
Layered clothing
RECOMMENDED
Sunglasses
RECOMMENDED
Sunscreen
RECOMMENDED
Snacks
RECOMMENDED
Water supply
RECOMMENDED
Guiddy tip: don't have ferrata kit?
Rent it when you book: your guide will hand it over at the meeting point.
Ferrata kit
choose it when booking
€20 / outing
Choose when booking. You pay only if the outing is confirmed.

Your guide

Gabriele W.
Gabriele W.
Guida alpina

Hi Guidders! 🧡 I'm Gabriele, a guide in the Dolomiti Bellunesi, the area I live in every day between climbing, mountaineering and exploration. For me the mountains aren't just a passion, they're a way of life. Over the years I've built solid experience on the ground, opening new routes, climbing the great Dolomite classics and seeking out authentic itineraries, away from mass tourism. I'm passionate about sport climbing, multi-pitch routes, ice climbing and ski mountaineering. What I love most is bringing people of every level to experience the mountains in an authentic, engaging way, sharing not just technical skills but also my knowledge of the territory and my passion for exploration. Whether it's a long route in the Dolomites, a day at the crag, a scenic trek or a high-mountain experience, my goal is to create personalized, memorable adventures. I speak Italian, English and Polish, and I'm happy to work with international clients too. See you in the mountains, Guidders!

We'll email you when they have a new outing on the calendar.

Reviews

— · none yet
Ibex
The first reviews come after the outing
Only from people who were really there.

You'll be among the first to share your story.

Questions?

Do I need mountaineering experience?
⌄
No, but you need to be fit: 476 m of elevation gain and 5 h of walking. You'll go over movement techniques and how to use the gear with your guide before setting off.
Can I join on my own?
⌄
How does carpooling work?
⌄
What happens if the weather is bad?
⌄
How does gear rental work?
⌄
Until when can I cancel?
⌄
No date
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