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how on Earth is this channel (still) this underappreciated...amazing content

Thank you so much for sharing these adventures with us Cris, and I love your rating and thoughts too. I've dreamed of doing Italian Via Ferratas for a few years now and I feel like I could start planning a trip now having watched your videos.

Really enjoyed this series, absolutely awesome mate 👍 now can't wait for the next sea to summit to come out!

Another great video! Congratulations on completing the series 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

Nice video and also great drone shots. I'd recommend to start early and add the mountain top "cima pisciadù" for the great view you have there. I did this this summer but was late and got into heavy rain the last 40 minutes.

Fantastic video, I’m uk based and just looking at getting in to mountaineering at the grand age of 46, scrolling RUclips for advice and guidance so this has been added to the to do list. New subscriber 👊 from Worcestershire

Hi mate, great content, indeed! Btw you have a great taste od music, really good music selection in this part!🤠

Once again, beautiful images, footage and insight into the Dolomites via ferrata legacy. Great to hear your opinions and recommendations. Fantastic achievement to have completed and reviewed the best of them.

OKay, adding to the list!

Great video 🙏

Correction: This via Ferrata is NOT in the Brenta Dolomites. Thanks everyone for letting me know!

You are not in the Brenta Dolomites but near the Catinaccio group!!

I rememebr Roda di Vael quite simple, while I completely agree with Di Bona as one of the best!

I couldn't agree more with your faves. Did Punta Anna 6 times, Gianni Aglio twice and Lipella three times. LOve them all. Next time try othe r faves of mine if you could: Tommaselli, Piazzetta, Eterna Cadore... but in all fairness all of these routes are so great, I love them all, that's why I come back year after year over here.

Madalin,tThese two ferattas are not in the Dolomiti di Brenta. That mountain range is about three hours away to the west of the eastern Dolomites where these tow VFs are located. To be more precise they are in Catinaccio (Rosengarten in german). Dolomiti di Brenta is also quite different in how they look from eastern Dolomites. There is a prevalence of vertical walls interrupted by long ledges and their VFs have a lot of ladders due to this fact. Congrats on the production, it is quite beautiful.

Great videos. Inspired to do some VFs in Chamonix now!

Really enjoyed your Ferrata Series, Cris. Stunning scenery and amazing climbing.

Great series! although I am surprised that Gianni Costantini is not on the list. Did people not vote it?

Beautiful. I did those, too. They are a must do. For the thrill, you have to do Cesare Piazzetta, which I just did recently at age 62. My next targets are Punta Anna and Tomaselli. I'd recommend ferrata gloves and a resting sling with carabiner. Stay safe and all the best.

I love the series. Makes me want to do it in 2025 😁 Which one would you suggest to start with for a noob like me

Super. Impresionant. ❤

Wow Amazing

Epic! The scenery is stunning, enjoyed every moment! Cris, stay safe and say hi to Viv!

This looks epic. We are going back

This suits my saturday mood very well 🙂. Thanks for uploading your adventures!

Loving your videos

You definitely have to add Ferrata al Sentiero dei Fiori al Tonale, not hard but definitely spectacular. But maybe it is just outside of the Dolomites.

Hi Guys. I just discovered your channel. Having climbed many of the 4K meter peaks in the Alps, your videos bring back memories...including the physical feel of climbing in the most gorgeous part of the world. Keep at it. Stay safe and healthy. Make more videos. Cheers!

Hi Cris, I think I watched your video felt like 100 times before I recently climbed also Pico de Orizaba. It helped me really a lot. Preparing for the climb mentally (though I did this with a local guide, which I guess it makes a bit easier, especially for the labyrinth) and also to get rid of the "fear" to visit Mexico. All the people I met was super nice and helpful and the climb was just great (except maybe the last 200 m which was a bit of struggle and of course going down was just a pain :) but otherwise we had best weather conditions! Thanks again and keep following your dreams! Here is btw a short tribute video inspired by your video: ruclips.net/video/ebuHtQVdafA/видео.html

Very nice video and a good inspiration for our next micro-adventures.

Really enjoyed watching this! Tackling Marmolada solo is such an achievement, and the views from the top were absolutely stunning. You captured the experience so well - thanks for sharing this adventure! 🏔👏

We also did Marmolada this summer. You are right. A Queen it is. The view is the best. ruclips.net/video/V5vbDLX_muQ/видео.htmlsi=domY1qjlXnKaFJ4D

I would have loved to watch coffee tiiiimmeeeee! 🙂

Maybe good to know: to get up Marmolada you don't have to cross a glacier if you don't want to: there is a another Via Ferrata connected to this one starting from the other side of the mountain in the Passo Ombretta.

Bro this is an incredible video. You are a very good storyteller

The mountain you show at 3:10 is called Zinalrothorn, not Weisshorn. The Weisshorn is to the left and is hidden by the terrain. You can see it at 3:58 instead Cool video though

Nice videos!! I enjoy watching them and cannot wait to go there. Some extra info on the duration,approach time, downhike would have made it even more complete.

Brilliant Cris 👌🏻🏔️🇮🇹 Both the climb and the film Best regards Simon 🤠👍🏔️

This is so heartwarming!

happy for you!

I've been wanting to do Marmolada for a while now, I guess next year I will do it for sure, thanks for the detailed video Cris. Awesome as always 💪

I missed this one early spring this year due to heavy snow fall. Enjoyed your video brother. Happy trails👊🏼

4:58 It does look like Triglav a bit 😀

Cris and Viv you guys smashed it! I went to Georgia last year and I was staring up at Kazbek from Stepisminda just dying to be up there! To see that incredible summit slope and the perfectly curved top was just unreal. What a mountain, thank you for that!

LETSSSAS GOOOOOOO!!! Awesome hype reel mate, these keep getting better. Also check out Peter Boardman’s book “Sacred Summits” , he climbed Carstensz in 1978 and there is loads of good info in there on what the climb was like, including dealing the jungles and the local tribes in the lead up. Yes things will have changed in that time but mountains are mountains and there might be some good stuff in there that will help you. Good luck!

Hey mate, just found your channel and I’m blown away. You and Viv are so honest and down to earth and I loved watching your story. I’ve been slowly working my way towards becoming a mountaineer myself and this really inspired me to keep pushing with it. Keep up the awesome work, your channel is a breath of fresh air and I’m confident you’ll reach your goal. Good luck! Will

What a scenery 👏

That downclimb looks scary 😱

Spectacular alpine views! The views are worth the difficulty. Hope Viv is doing well!