Via Ferrata Adventure with CEITA at Portugal’s Summit
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should have a reasonable level of fitness with the ability to hike steep terrain and some climbing movements.
Overview
Climb Portugal’s highest Via Ferrata at Miradouro do Teto do Mundo with CEITA. Navigate hidden rock passages and a thrilling suspension bridge while admiring sweeping views of Montalegre and Alto Rabagão reservoir.
Via Ferrata
Idade 12+ • 2 Horas • Subir ao Teto do Mundo e sentir a mais bela paisagem de Portugal!
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About This Adventure
Experience the breathtaking Miradouro do Teto do Mundo, Portugal's highest Via Ferrata at 1218 meters. Enjoy stunning views of Montalegre and the Alto Rabagão reservoir while navigating hidden passages and a thrilling suspension bridge. Guided by an adventure expert, this unique climbing experience promises unforgettable memories in nature.
Duração: 2 Horas
Sobre
O miradouro do Teto do Mundo situado em pleno coração de Barroso, oferece-nos talvez o melhor spot de paisagem de Portugal, tendo o seu cume situado a cerca de 1218 Metros é actualmente a mais alta Via Ferrata de Portugal e deslumbra-nos com vistas sobre Montalegre e Boticas com realce na albufeira do Alto Rabagão e serra do Larouco. A Via Ferrata em si proporciona uma experiência sem igual com escalada de ferrata, com passagens ocultas entre os rochedos e ainda uma ponte suspensa na fase final tornando-a assim numa actividade única no país.
Com a CEITA terás a oportunidade de poder viver esta actividade em pleno através de um evento com guia especializado em actividades de aventura que te guiará ao longo de todo o percurso.
Destaques
- Miradouro do Teto do Mundo
Incluído
- Guia & Equipamento de Segurança
Mais Informação
Aconselha-se o uso de roupa e calçado adequado tais como casacos corta vento e botas de caminhada/montanhismo tal como mudas de roupa. Aconselha-se levar Agua e protector solar.
Adventure Tips
Wear sturdy hiking boots
Good grip and ankle support are essential for the rocky and sometimes slippery iron steps.
Hydrate before and during the climb
Bring sufficient water to stay refreshed; there are no water sources on the route.
Use sun protection
The exposed sections offer minimal shade; sunscreen and a hat are recommended, especially on sunny days.
Follow your guide’s instructions closely
Safety equipment and route navigation depend on experience—always listen carefully.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Golden eagles soaring above the ridges.
- Iberian ibex navigating nearby cliffs.
History
Barroso is a historic rural region known for its traditional mountain villages and cultural heritage dating back centuries.
Conservation
CEITA emphasizes Leave No Trace principles to protect the fragile montane environment and preserve biodiversity.
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Recommended Gear
Climbing helmet
Protects your head on exposed rocky sections and is provided by CEITA.
Harness and safety lanyard
Necessary for securing yourself to the iron cable for safe ascent, supplied by guides.
Sturdy hiking boots
Provide traction and ankle support for mixed rock and trail surfaces.
Breathable layered clothing
Adapts to changing weather and climbing effort, keeping you comfortable.
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