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Pinut Via Ferrata: Switzerland’s Oldest Climbing Adventure
High above the stunning resort town of Flims in the canton of Graubünden, the Pinut Via Ferrata offers a quick and easy way to see the raw beauty of the Swiss Alps. Known as the oldest via ferrata in Switzerland, Pinut has been in use in one form or another since the 18th century, making it not just a physical challenge, but a journey through alpine history. This route isn’t the toughest in the country, but what it lacks in technical difficulty, it makes up for in stunning views, fascinating geology, and a thrilling climb along exposed cliff faces. Whether you’re new to via ferrata or just looking for a…
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One of the best Via ferratas in Switzerland: The Klettersteig Mürren-Gimmelwald:
Switzerland’s Bernese Oberland is home to some of the most exciting Via ferratas in Switzerland. It is famous for its striking mountains, verdant valleys, and scenic villages, and the Klettersteig Mürren-Gimmelwald is one of the region’s most thrilling ways to explore it. Nestled between the villages of Mürren and Gimmelwald, this via ferrata is a thrilling, 2.2-kilometer route that takes adventurers along exposed ledges and across suspension bridges. It also showcases some of the most iconic views of the Alps. For those with a love of heights and a taste for adventure, this route offers a unique, adrenaline-pumping experience unlike any other. Location and Access The Klettersteig Mürren-Gimmelwald is right…
