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Climbs are often graded. The grade is an indication of how difficult or easier the climb is. Grades are often subjective and open to interpretation.
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Understanding/comparing via ferrata grades?
I have a bit of experience going on via ferratas. But never wondered about their grading.
I know that most countries have 1 to 5 grading systems. From that I have seen grade 1 would be doable by any …
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