Corvara in Badia - Corvara, Italy
The Pisciadù (Brigata Tridentina Route) sits in the Dolomites near Corvara in Badia, easily accessed from the Passo Gardena. It's a straightforward Class B via ferrata with three sections—the first is short and mellow, which makes it popular with mixed-ability groups. The real draw is the suspension bridge strung between the Exner and Brunico towers, offering an exposed walk above empty air.
Because it's accessible and not overly technical, it gets crowded in summer—expect 3 to 4 hours if you're waiting for space on the route. Go early or visit shoulder season if you want a quicker push. The Rifugio Cavazza at Pisciadù (2587m) sits 15 minutes from the route's high point and is open late June through late September, so you can grab a drink before heading back down via trail 666 through Val Setus. Parking is straightforward, right at the start near Colfosco village.
