Via Ferrata di Chisa, Chisa

My first via ferrata, since I am very short girl (1,55m) it was no problem for me to climb it. Difficulty wasnt that hard as they said, but people stuggling with heights could have pretty hard time there. Superb beautiful via ferrata with 4 long ziplines, very safe climbing. Astonishing views, every meter was enjoyed 100%

Wonderful Via Ferrata. Unfortunately the website still needs Adobe Flash, so you can‘t view it on mobile phones… You can come to the starting point at 9:00 and rent the equipment. Minimum age is 12 years. There is a number you can call if nobody is there and someone will come if you call. It is recommend to start early, because the mountain side will still in the shadows. The Ferrata is mostly easy and has a lot of long tyroliennes, but you still should be sporty and nit afraid of height to do it. The only difficult part is a little overhang at the top, after the net. Have fun and enjoy the views!

My gf and I did the ferrara without any prior experience :) it was not that difficult as it might seem .. the overhang is a bit challenging but still fine and the last zipline is a bit tricky - you really must not brake (so hold your belt only - nothing else .. and make sure you have the elastic ropes) ... when we arrived the hut was empty so we called the lady (number is on the hut) .. she arrived in a jiffy, gave us the equipment and explained what to do on the zipline... we were all set in approx 10-15mins .. tho, it would be worth mentioning the zipline might get really tricky (especially the last one so pls be very careful there .. my gf burnt her arm when she started turning on the side during the "flight") .. if you do not have a basic French and are not super confident in English, check some tutorials ahead for the lady does not really speak well English and used a lot of french words (luckily, we speak french so it wasnt an issue for us) .. almost all passages have escape route in case there is a deffect, missing brake ropes on the zipline, or if you just too tired or scared to do that.. you can easily go around or return .. tho we didn't use these options (did it all) .. the trail is very well marked so you cannot get lost all parts were in a very good conditions, brakes were fine and not dangerous to anyone as mention years ago in the reviews below or on other sites.. we felt safe (except the last zipline where my gf got injured... it would be better if there was a rope instead of connecting the pullie directly to the set which forces you to lean backwards a lot instead of being naturally below the cable - thx to the length of the cord... not to mention it would be easier to plug yourself to the pullie.. sometimes you might find yourself in a very weird positions :)) this would be my suggestion to the management.. ) .. anyway, it was fun :) stay safe and enjoy !!

What would Korzika be without rocks ? Boring... So with the effort to build a four-hour adventure on the rocks near the picturesque village of Chisa we enjoyed it as best we knew.

It was a really nice Via Ferrata, would go there again, except for the zipline😂 Go early in the morning now in the summer, then you get shadow most of the way! (It gets really hot at the end!) Lovely people running the via ferrata and the hotel!