Is the 4 Peaks Alta Badia challenge right for you?

All those practising Alpine sports know that a tour in the high mountains involves a certain risk. This is something you must be aware of when considering the 4 Peaks Alta Badia. Every participant must possess a certain amount of self-responsibility and common sense and, above all, be in top condition in athletic, technical and mental terms. Make sure you have all the skills required to take on this challenge in total safety.

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High degree of physical and mental strength

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Free from vertigo, experience of high altitudes

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Ability to plan and to assess distances and altitude differences

Have you ever walked above 3000m?

Have you ever been on a via ferrata?

Do you have vertigo?

Have you ever walked in the mountains for a whole day?

Have you ever done an excursion with an altitude difference of more than 2000m?

You currently feel fit, have you been training recent?

You can be the next Alta Badia Mountaineer

You appear to meet all the requirements for taking on our extreme challenge. All you have to do now is to sign up. The majestic Dolomites await!

Go to the 4 Peaks route

You do not yet appear to meet the requirements for the main itinerary

You have never done anything similar but are attracted by this challenge? Then try our alternative routes to test yourself on the majestic Dolomite mountains. The 4 Peaks challenge offers plenty of options based on your physical and mental capabilities.

Itinerary no. 2

This variant avoids the most exposed section from the Ju dla Crusc ridge to the summit of the Lavarela mountain. It is suitable for those wishing to avoid exposed sections or for those who want to tackle the route in two days by staying in one of the mountain huts on the Fanes plateau.

14,5 hours34,5 km