LA VIA FERRATA DE CHISA
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Équipé de votre meilleure paire de baskets, partez à l’aventure sur la via ferrata de Chisà. Les parois granitiques sont équipées d’échelons et de rampes. Accessible dès l’âge de 12 ans, la via ferrata de Chisà nécessite néanmoins une bonne condition physique. Dénivelé de 306 m, départ à 380 m et sommet à 689 m. 3 ponts népalais, 2 ponts de singe, 4 tyroliennes (+/- 70 m), 1 toile d’araignée (progression face au vide), 3 passerelles. Approche : 25 min par un sentier ; Via ferrata : 3h30 à 4h. Retour : 25 min par un sentier. Parking très limité au gîte d’étape.
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Die Ferrata ist technisch und kraftmässig nicht sehr anspruchsvoll aber definitiv nicht für Anfänger geeignet. Das Personal ist super freundlich, spricht allerdings nur französisch.
Arrivare sul posto all’ apertura per evitare le ore più calde data l esposizione.
Alcuni tratti impegnativi perché esposti ma sempre ben attrezzati.
Da non considerare come prima esperienza. Personalmente non porterei i miei figli.
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Questions fréquentes :
First, PAYMENT IN CASH ONLY!!!
Luckily we had cash with us, but there was also a family who didn't have enough cash.
Since the organizer didn't have any way to pay by card/PayPal,
I helped the family, and they transferred me money via PayPal, and I gave them cash for payment. Luckily the village had good internet connections.
The entrance fee of 20e was quite high in my opinion.
We had our own harnesses/helmets, but we also rented a roller set for the zip line from them. It cost 3e.
So 23e per climber.
We got a good instruction before starting how to use the zip line.
It took us about 3 hours to complete the entire course. From the car, back to the car. But there was no queue in front of us, so no waiting.
Unfortunately, the last zip line section, which is over 200m long, was closed for some reason.
We have climbed ferratas in 5 different countries, this was the first in France.
The level was stated as D, I would say max C.
So I think it's a bit more demanding, but suitable even for families, if you've done a few via ferratas before.
I didn't remember to ask what time the equipment rental place was open, because when we came back it was closed, and we left the equipment outside, in the requested place.
We started climbing at about 11 am, and we were able to do most of the climbing in the shade, which was pleasant.