Mount Kinabalu 2020 Via Ferrata (Low's Peak Circuit & Kota Belud Trail)

A via ferrata (or ‘iron road’ in Italian, plural via ferrate) is a protected mountain pathway consisting of a series of rungs, rails, cables and bridges embracing the rock face. It allows access to scenic sections of the mountains that are typically available only to rock climbers and mountaineers.
The excitement, scenic beauty and personal conquest you will experience on a via ferrata is guaranteed to give you an invigorating nostalgic experience for years to come.There are more than 300 via ferrata routes around the world predominantly in Italy, Germany, France, Austria, Slovenia, Switzerland and Spain, and a few places in the United States and Canada.
The world’s highest via ferrata, Mountain Torq - which also happens to be Asia’s first - can now be found on Mt Kinabalu in Malaysian Borneo.
Mountain Torq is the World’s highest via ferrata and Asia’s first via ferrata located at Mt Kinabalu’s Panar Laban rock face. It starts at 3,400m and ends at 3,800m - the next highest via ferrata is found in the Italian Dolomites called the Marmolada West ridge, at the highest point of 3,343 meters.
Low’s Peak Circuit
1. Gear up and clip on to the starting point of the World’s Highest Via Ferrata at an altitude of 3776m above sea level. Don’t forget to catch your breath and the views along the way.
2. Suspension Bridge - Take a leap of faith as you step on this bridge, and remember to stop in the middle for an amazing photo opportunity!
3. Three-Wire Bridge - Experience the sensations of being a tightrope walker as you test your balancing skills on a line!
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