Take a Via Ferrata if you're in Teruel and want to spend the day in the mountains but don't like trekking or find climbing too challenging. Teruel is ideal because some of the most well-known ferratas in our peninsula is in the region or easily accessible. This is an advantage for mountain enthusiasts and those who enjoy being amid nature. If you crave an adrenaline rush and want to attempt the 'goat route' a Via Ferrata is a must-do.

Here is the complete list to make it easier for you to organise your upcoming rock climbing excursion and identify the best Via Ferrata possibilities.

Which Via Ferratas are available in Teruel?

- The Utrillas Mountains, part of the Sierra de Sant Just and located in Teruel, are among the best locations for Via Ferrata. This location offers distinctive paths surrounded by the local fauna, ravines, and canyons, making it a premier setting for mountain sports.

The abundance of Via Ferrata routes in the Utrillas mountains means that even if you don't have a lot of experience, you can always discover the one that is most appropriate for you.

Fear not, as you will always have the assistance of trained sports professionals who will lead you through the entire course and ensure you have fun throughout the experience.

- The Ferrata in the Valdoria ravine is a fantastic way to enjoy a day in the mountains while participating in your favourite sport. It is the ideal combination of hiking, Ferrata, and climbing. Due to the subsurface water filtering systems, this location offers a distinct microclimate great for beginners or those without much experience in mountain sports. Due to its moderate level of difficulty, this Via Ferrata is regarded as one of the best to do with kids K1.

- The Via Ferrata Castellote is the ideal choice if you have already completed a Via Ferrata or wish to try the adventure of completing one of medium difficulty. The vertical wall that leads to the castle of Castellote is the most challenging portion of this Via Ferrata without being extremely difficult, and it concludes with a visit to the Templar castle. Because of this, if you're seeking excitement and beautiful vistas, this Via Ferrata is among the greatest.

- For Ferrata experts, we are confident that the Via Ferrata Agujas de las Alhambras won't let you down. It's a short trip, but it's really strenuous, so you must prepare beforehand. The beginning of the journey is very challenging because there's nothing to hold onto. But as you move up the Ferrata, the challenge rises, so this is only the first surprise in store for you.

- The Via Ferrata of Formiche Alto, part of Estrechos de la Hoz, is another traditional route that you must experience if you wish to undertake an excellent Via Ferrata in Teruel. With a difficulty level of k2-k3, it is not suitable (or at least not recommended) for children and/or beginners. You will find hanging bridges, unique sections of clamps and of course, the most breathtaking vistas worth admiring.

- In Fuentespalda/Fontesapala, Teruel, we can also find the Via Ferrata of Mas de Pau. With its many brief but intense portions, this Via Ferrata is bicep-proof even though it is not ideal for everyone due to its k4 difficulty. Although you may always choose the route Ferrata Torreta dels Moros, which has a k2 level and is also part of the Fuentespalda Via Ferrata, which is a lighter variant of this Via Ferrata.

If the Via Ferrata routes surrounding this town can't pump you full of adrenaline, the attractiveness of its streets will. The municipality of Valdeborrobles, part of the Matarraña area, is renowned for being one of our country's most beautiful settlements. Beginners in this mountain activity will find Paratge de la Caixa the ideal location to experience Teruel's breathtaking scenery to the fullest because of its moderate difficulty level (k2).

Don't hesitate to choose any of the Via Ferratas that Teruel's environs offer because you have plenty of possibilities. Many Via Ferrata participants frequently return to experience the thrill again. So if you want to experience firsthand why people adore this challenging, enjoyable, and exhilarating activity, simply give it a try!