Hidden in Portugal’s rugged eastern frontier, very close to the Spanish border, the Via Ferrata de Almofala is one of the country’s most remote and scenic vertical adventures. Located in the district of Guarda, this ferrata sits at the crossroads of history, geology, and adrenaline, offering climbers a fantastic escape into the wild heart of the Beira Interior region. Whether you’re a via ferrata enthusiast or a curious traveler chasing off-the-beaten-path thrills, Almofala promises a raw, immersive outdoor experience. Climb ancient granite walls, gaze across two nations, and explore a part of Portugal few tourists ever see. Where Is Almofala? Almofala is a tiny, timeworn village in the municipality of…