CANADA
The 5 best via ferrata routes in Canada you can book here, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Climb Mount Norquay’s Via Ferrata with a guide, cross a suspension bridge, and choose a 2.5-hour introduction or 4-hour summit route.
“One of the coolest things we’ve ever done!!! Would recommend to anyone!!!”
Climb Banff’s Mount Norquay on a guided via ferrata with a chairlift, suspension bridge, safety gear, and sweeping mountain views.
“This was so much fun!!!! We did this as a family (some have a fear of heights) but got over them easily and had the best time ever!! Our guide Eli was the ABSOLUTE BEST and made the whole experience so much more amazing. Could not recommend this more to anyone in surrounding areas or visiting! Got to see some fun animals including mountain goats and prairie dogs or what we like to call p-dogs! 10/10 so much fun and would recommend Eli to anyone!”
Review of Whistler’s beginner-friendly Via Ferrata, with glacier hiking, mountain views, guide tips, pricing, gear, and practical advice.
“We had an excellent experience. Course was fun. Weather was beautiful. Nicolas was a great guide!would do it again.”
Review of Squamish Via Ferrata: guided climbing, Howe Sound views, family-friendly challenge, costs, gear, tips, and who should book.
“Nick our tour guide was very friendly and knowledgeable! My wife was super scared at the beginning but the course was beginner friendly enough that she rocked it and now is a pro lol. We got lucky with the weather in April, but if you don’t want rain might want to do the tour during the dry season.”
Climb Cap Beauséjour on a guided Via Ferrata near Montreal, with bridges, cliff views, hiking, safety gear, and a small four-person group.
Pick the thing you actually want to be strapped into.
