Climbers weighing less than 90 lbs or more than 265 lbs must utilize a supplemental belay system on sections with significant vertical climbing. All climbing rungs and cable bolts are approved belay points, DO NOT belay anchored to the cable.

The route is one-way, from South to North. Designated passing areas are available on the route – slower parties are requested to allow faster parties to “play through” where safe and appropriate. Clipping around climbers is easily done at flat sections. DO NOT DISCONNECT FROM THE CABLE TO PASS!

No more than two users on a single span of safety cable between anchors – maintain proper spacing!

The route requires significant arm and leg strength and should only be attempted by fit and healthy persons. Anyone under 16 years of age requires adult accompaniment. There is one emergency bail point before the Sky Ladder – it is a vertical climb up and out to a trail above the canyon

There are many elevated high exposure areas – persons with a fear of heights should carefully consider if this is an appropriate activity

Any individual or child attempting the route must have a minimum reach of 62″ from the ground

ALWAYS travel with BOTH lanyard carabiners attached to the cable. Transfer one lanyard carabiner at a time when passing bolts. Climbing rungs may be used as intermediate lanyard connections for longer reaches between cable sections if needed

A minimum of one leash must be attached to the safety cable at all times on the Via Ferrata from beginning to end. NEVER unclip both leash leads at the same time!

Climbing slings, tethers, and other improvised “leash” connections are not acceptable and are dangerous

The route is approximately 1.25 KM long and takes between 2 and 3.5 hours to complete. It requires several crossings of the canyon on bare wire cable bridges and has extensive climbing and descending on rungs and sheer cliffs

User assumes all risk from use

In case of emergency call 911