Meeting at 9.00 a.m. at a location to be agreed with the mountain guide.
Briefing and equipment handover. Drive to Pregasina, where there are several car parks.

On foot along the road (old Ponale road) we soon reach the path, which is partially exposed and leads to the starting point of the equipped trail. We continue along the ledge, secured by using the anchors and following the indications of the Alpine Guide.

The itinerary is distinguished by the absence of metal cables, typical of via ferrata: this peculiarity makes this spectacular path unique and unconventional.

The trail has a series of long exposed sections over the lake, some ironed sections and passages occasionally overhanging. After a short section balancing on an old trunk, we continue downhill along a ladder and then along vertiginous ledges.

When the via ferrata seems to end, another very exposed passage awaits us. At this point the trail becomes more and more comfortable and then a normal path.

For the return there are 2 possible options:

• The first one is to continue downhill until we reach the West Gardesana road near Gola, where there are several car parks (a car is necessary on site);
• The second option is to return on foot to Pregasina, along a path that climbs along the canal above (quite tiring) and leads back to the starting point.