Via ferrata circuit in the Serranía de Ronda
Three climbs. Three thrills. Three ways of seeing life from a different perspective. A day packed with adventure – you’ll be able to enjoy Three different via ferratas, starting with the K1-K2 route, which offers majestic views of the stunning Tajo de Ronda – a via ferrata that is sure to leave a lasting impression as you take in the best views of the town of Ronda. The experience continues with the exciting K2-K3 via ferrata in Atajate, where you’ll cross two bridges – one Tibetan and one Nepalese. To finish off, we’ll head to the white village of Gaucín and tackle the final via ferrata: the K3-level Castillo del Águila, to take the adrenaline rush up a notch, with nothing less than crossing three bridges – a 20-metre Tibetan bridge and two suspension bridges of 10 and 20 metres – and whizzing down a 30-metre zip line. Combining adrenaline, dreamlike landscapes and the charm of the white villages.
The activity is available at three levels of difficulty (K1, K2 and K3), making it ideal for both beginners and more experienced adventurers. You’ll be accompanied at all times by a certified professional guide, who’ll ensure your safety, enjoyment and confidence at every stage of the route.
El Tajo de Ronda Via Ferrata (K1–K2)
If this is your first time on a via ferrata, the best way to get started is with the spectacular views of the famous Tajo de Ronda. This K1-K2-rated via ferrata is designed for beginners and takes about an hour to complete. The route is short, straightforward and very well equipped, allowing you to progress safely right from the start. During the activity, you’ll make your way along at a leisurely pace, enjoying the views of the town of Ronda and building your confidence. It’s an accessible, safe experience and perfect for a first taste of vertical adventure, ideal for groups and those with no previous experience.
Active tourism in Málaga: nature, excitement and adventure
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Itinerary
Reception at the La Garganta Hotel and Restaurant (El Chorro, Álora), 100 metres from El Chorro–Caminito del Rey railway station. Link: https://maps.app.goo.gl/1XyLBS3kdQ9x66xL8
Meet your La Garganta Activa guide.
Handing out of equipment and explanation of basic techniques for moving along the route and safety procedures.
Start of the experience on the Tajo de Ronda Via Ferrata (K1), with stunning views of the Puente Nuevo and the famous gorge.
Transfer to the Atajate Via Ferrata (K2-K3) to continue the adventure, tackling suspension bridges and vertical sections.
Take a break to rest, recharge your batteries and enjoy the natural surroundings of Ronda’s white villages.
The final section of the Castillo del Águila Via Ferrata (K3) leading to Gaucín. The most thrilling section, featuring vertical sections, a Tibetan bridge, two suspension bridges and a 30-metre zip line at the end.
End of the tour and return to the meeting point in Ronda.
Accessibility
It is not accessible to people with reduced mobility.
How do I get to the venue?
The starting point for the 3 via ferrata circuit will be the Sports Centre located at the entrance to Ronda, where you’ll find free parking for your convenience.
