Via Ferrata Venta del Moro · K3 with Tibetan Bridge (Hoces del Cabriel, Valencia)
Via Ferrata Venta del Moro · K3 with Tibetan Bridge (Hoces del Cabriel, Valencia)
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The Venta del Moro via ferrata climbs the limestone walls that frame the Hoces del Cabriel, secured by a continuous safety line. A K3-grade route with a Tibetan bridge as its highlight and panoramic views over the river basin.
Three hours of controlled adrenaline with a qualified guide, suitable from age 8 with an adult. Zero prior technical requirements.
- Level 2 Beginner · K3 grade · from age 8 with an adult
- Continuous safety line · Tibetan bridge · no prior requirements
- Limestone walls with views over the Hoces del Cabriel
📍 Meeting point: Albergue Hoces del Cabriel, C/ San Juan, 13, 46310 Venta del Moro, Valencia, Spain – View on map
Itinerary
Included in the price
What the experience feels like
Families: From age 8 with an adult: the child climbs clipped to the same safety line as their parents, with accessible rungs and the Tibetan bridge as the story to tell at school.
Couples: A friendly K3 with a Tibetan bridge as the centrepiece and the Cabriel basin spread below. A high-altitude plan with no climbing skills required.
Groups of friends: Three hours clipped to the steel cable, a few trembling legs on the Tibetan bridge and a summit photo with the Hoces del Cabriel in the background.
Reservation and cancellation policy
What is included in the RocRoi experience?
- Full technical equipment (helmet, harness, via ferrata lanyard with energy absorber) — excludes items the client must bring
- Qualified guide
- Accident insurance
- Civil liability insurance
- Cancellation Policy: Up to 5 days before: full refund. Up to 48 hours before: date change or «ADVENTURE voucher».
Difficulty of the activity
What to bring – via ferrata
For your comfort and safety, we recommend bringing:
- Sports shoes with a good sole or hiking boots (no flip-flops)
- Appropriate sports clothing for the weather
What to bring
Practical details – via ferrata
A beginner K3-grade via ferrata designed to introduce you to vertical terrain with no prior technical requirements: the qualified guide delivers the technical briefing before the start and accompanies the group on every section.
- Minimum age unaccompanied: 18 years
- Minimum age with adult: 8 years
- Difficulty grade: K3
- Total duration: 3 hours (equipment, briefing, approach and route)
- Actual time on the route: 3 hours
- Physical condition: average fitness. Not suitable for pregnant women, heart conditions or other serious medical issues, or for people with severe vertigo.
- Attitude: come ready to climb and trust the system. The guide provides the rest.
Book your via ferrata in Venta del Moro — the wall is waiting.
Who can perform this activity
FAQs
What grade is the Venta del Moro via ferrata?
It is K3 grade, a beginner-to-intermediate route that combines vertical sections with a Tibetan bridge. The official scale runs from K1 (very easy) to K6 (extreme). K3 is physically demanding but accessible with no prior climbing or via ferrata experience.
Do I need arm strength or climbing experience?
No. The route is secured by a continuous safety line and the iron rungs distribute effort between arms and legs, like climbing a vertical ladder. No climbing technique required. The qualified guide gives the briefing before you start.
From what age can children take part?
From age 8 with an adult. It is one of the most accessible via ferratas for introducing children to vertical terrain: the rungs are within reach and the adult can follow right behind, supervising every clip.
What if I have vertigo?
A certain amount of respect is perfectly normal, especially on the Tibetan bridge. If vertigo is severe, this activity is not recommended. If it is moderate, the qualified guide accompanies you at the most exposed points and teaches you to focus on the wall rather than the drop.
What equipment is included and what do I need to bring?
RocRoi provides helmet, harness and via ferrata lanyard with energy absorber. You need to bring sports shoes with a good sole or hiking boots (no flip-flops) and appropriate sports clothing for the weather.
