Topic
Via Ferrata
Activity Dates
28.08.2024
Countries
CZ
Location
Via Ferrata Vír
On August 28th, 2024, an exciting via ferrata event took place at Vír, organized by the Four Links. The day began at 12:00 CET with seven participants arriving for the first session, while later in the day, at 16:00 CET, a second group of eight adventurers gathered at the Vír parking lot for another round of activities. The event leader, Aneta, welcomed both groups and provided an introduction to via ferratas, including a briefing on safety procedures, the history of ferratas, the international ranking system, and the importance of understanding route markings. She also took time to highlight Four Links’ involvement with e29 and shared information about past and upcoming projects.
The event proved to be a rewarding experience for all participants. Following a thorough safety briefing and equipment check, the group practiced tying the prusik knot before heading to the ferrata route. Aneta guided everyone through the process of securing themselves on the ferrata rope using the prusik knot, ensuring that each participant felt confident and secure. The group’s enthusiasm was visible as they navigated the route, applying their newly acquired skills in a real-world setting. By the end of the day, everyone had successfully completed the ferrata and gained valuable climbing experience, leaving them excited for future challenges and adventures.
This Ferrata experience was just one of the many exciting opportunities we offer. If you’re looking to challenge yourself, learn new skills, and be part of a supportive community, be sure to follow us for more adventures like this. To learn more about our projects and how you can get involved, visit our website https://e29.eu/ or follow us on our social media @e29.eu and @fourlinks.
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