Vía Ferrata Los Fresnos: Vertical Challenge in Quesa

Context The Los Fresnos via ferrata is located in Los Charcos de Quesa, a mountain area featuring natural pools and abundant alder trees that provide shade and cool relief. This vertical route climbs approximately 150 meters with a 105-meter elevation gain, equipped with metal anchors on natural rock. The approach is short, taking between 10 and 45 minutes via marked trails from the village of Quesa.

The Experience Guided by experienced professionals, participants will navigate sections with steep drops and challenging overheads, rated K4 in technical difficulty, with K5 and K6 variants for advanced climbers. The rough texture of the rock and the sound of the nearby stream enhance the sense of exposure and verticality. The route includes secure belay stations for controlled descent and rappelling, ensuring safety throughout the climb.

For Whom Ideal for those with prior via ferrata or rock climbing experience, families with children over 12 years old, and small groups seeking a technical challenge in a natural environment. Not suitable for beginners, individuals with severe vertigo, or those with limited mobility.

Local Context Quesa is a mountain village with a strong tradition of mountaineering and hiking, where community life remains closely connected to nature. Los Charcos de Quesa is a protected area blending natural and cultural heritage, offering activities such as hiking, rock art observation, and local festivals.