Group outing of via ferrata with the Guides Office

Originally installed in the Dolomites in Italy, the "Vie Ferrate" were developed to facilitate the transport of men and equipment in the mountains.

Today, via ferratas are made for sport and the interest that their route provides with sensations halfway between climbing and vertigo hiking.

Take some height to treat yourself to unique views of the Aravis. The guides from the La Clusaz office are here in their playground. They will make you appreciate the activity while sharing their passion for the mountains.

- Via Ferrata "Yves Pollet-Villard" in La Clusaz: half day (morning), grade C (difficult) and passage D (very difficult), 300 m elevation gain, up to 5 people.
- "La Roche à l'Agathe" in Thônes: half day (morning), grade between C (difficult) and E (extreme difficult), 235 m elevation gain, up to 4 people.
- “La Tour du Jallouvre” in Le Grand Bornand: full day, grade C (difficult) and passage D (very difficult), 450 m elevation gain, up to 5 people.