easy
1 hour
Basic physical fitness is sufficient; participants should be comfortable with moderate exertion and balance.
Climb nearly 200 feet up a sheer Utah canyon wall on a beginner-friendly Via Ferrata course with ROAM Outdoor Adventure Co. No experience needed—just bring your sense of adventure and enjoy stunning desert views.
1 Hour • Ages 8+ • Up to 20 people • Bragging rights included!
Experience the thrill of Via Ferrata, an exhilarating metal course that ascends a sheer canyon wall! This guided adventure offers a stunning 200 ft vertical climb, perfect for beginners and experts alike. Enjoy breathtaking views and an unforgettable introduction to climbing and rappelling in a breathtaking natural setting.
Join us on a fun-filled guided introduction to Via Ferrata climbing and Rappelling on our privately owned Ferrata course. This tour is our shortest Via Ferrata adventure and includes climbing one pitch of our red and white rock-faced Via Ferrata, a vertical ascent of nearly 200 ft with stunning views throughout.
It is an absolutely jaw-dropping introduction to Via Ferrata climbing and rappelling. No rock climbing experience is necessary. All equipment will be provided and beginners and experts will all have a blast on this course.
1 Hour
Appropriate footwear is essential for footing on the metal rungs and rugged terrain.
Drink plenty of water as the desert environment can dehydrate you quickly, even during short climbs.
Midday sun can make the rock and metal uncomfortably hot—morning sessions are cooler and more comfortable.
Following safety instructions is critical to mastering the basics of Via Ferrata climbing and rappelling.
The area around Orderville has a rich history tied to early Mormon settlers and is adjacent to lands historically used by the Southern Paiute people.
ROAM Outdoor follows strict Leave No Trace principles and works to minimize environmental impact on fragile desert ecosystems.
Provide the traction and protection needed on metal rungs and rocky surfaces.
Help protect hands while climbing and rappelling, especially in cooler weather.
fall|winter specific
Protect your skin from intense UV rays in the open desert environment.
spring|summer|fall specific
Hydration is key, even on a short hour climb in dry conditions.