Guided Dolomites Adventures — Ferrata, Canyoning & Marmolada Freeride

Explore the Dolomites with Giovanni Orlando Guided ferratas, canyoning and freeride skiing from La Secca, Veneto

Giovanni Orlando offers a broad program of guided mountain activities centered in the Dolomites. Trips include freeride skiing on Marmolada, via ferrata routes such as Cesco Tomaselli on Lagazuoi and Olivieri at Punta Anna, classic ascents like the via normale alla Cima Grande di Lavaredo, canyoning in Val Maggiore, glacier crossings to Punta Penia, and family-friendly ferratas at the Cascate di Fanes and Cinque Torri.

Why choose these trips

• Range of difficulty: Options from easy family ferratas to highly technical exposed climbs.
• Iconic locations: Marmolada, Lagazuoi, Tre Cime di Lavaredo and other major Dolomite peaks.
• Activity types: Via ferrata, canyoning, freeride skiing, glacier travel, and historical hiking.

Popular routes and highlights

• Marmolada freeride skiing with powder descents and the canyon run.
• Ferrata Cesco Tomaselli at Lagazuoi offering steep exposed passages and panoramic views.
• Ferrata delle Cascate di Fanes and family ferrata alle Cascate di Fanes with routes behind waterfalls.
• Via normale alla Cima Grande di Lavaredo and Cima Piccola di Lavaredo for classic Dolomite ascents.
• Canyoning in Val Maggiore with emerald pools, natural slides, and rope descents.

Trip planning and practical information Guided programs operate from La Secca, Veneto, with trip descriptions that specify difficulty, equipment, and meeting points. Participants should review itinerary notes for each trip to prepare appropriate clothing, footwear, and fitness level. Equipment is provided or used according to activity type - via ferrata kits for ferrata routes, ropes and harnesses for canyoning, and glacier travel gear for glacier crossings when required.

Safety and route selection Trips combine local route knowledge with practical guidance on route conditions and historical features like the Cengia Martini and Kaiserjäger trails at Monte Lagazuoi. Routes may include exposed sections, suspended bridges, and passages through WWI trenches; participants should select experiences that match their technical ability.

Ideal participants These trips suit families looking for safe, scenic ferratas; hikers seeking historical WWI trails and panoramic ridges; climbers aiming for technical via ferratas and glacier ascents; and skiers pursuing freeride lines on Marmolada.

Booking and preparation tips

• Review each trip description for duration and difficulty.
• Confirm meeting point in La Secca, Veneto.
• Ask about equipment provided and recommended personal gear.
• Prepare for alpine weather and variable conditions.

Giovanni Orlando’s offerings present clear, route-specific choices for exploring the Dolomites by ferrata, canyoning, and freeride skiing. With focused trip descriptions and a variety of experiences across Marmolada, Lagazuoi, Lavaredo and other Dolomite areas, visitors can select guided adventures that match their skill level, family needs, and interest in natural and historical landscapes.

Full trip list

• Sci Freeride in Marmolada
• Cor di San Lucano
• Ferrata delle Cascate di Fanes
• Ferrata Cesco Tomaselli alla cima Fanis Sud (Lagazuoi)
• Family ferrata alle Cascate di Fanes
• Ferrata delle Trincee al Padon
• Sentiero dei Kaiserjäger e Cengia Martini al monte Lagazuoi
• Ferrata Olivieri a Punta Anna
• via normale alla Cima Grande di Lavaredo
• Canyoning in Val Maggiore
• Ferrata Bepi Zac al Costabella
• Ferrata Cresta Ovest alla Marmolada
• Ferrata "Sottotenente Fusetti" al Sass de Stria
• Ferrata degli Alpini al Col dei Bos
• Ferrata De Luca/Innerkofler al monte Paterno
• Arrampichiamo in famiglia alle Cinque Torri
• Cima Piccola di Lavaredo - via normale
• via normale a punta Penia (Marmolada) attraverso il ghiacciaio
• Ferrata Michieli Strobel a Punta Fiames - Pomaganon

For booking, consult each trip listing for meeting points, equipment notes, and fitness recommendations. Appropriate preparation improves enjoyment and safety on Marmolada freeride runs, via ferrata routes, WWI trails, and canyoning trips. Visitors traveling to La Secca, Veneto should confirm local directions and transport options before arrival and weather updates.