This mountain climbing experience promises breathtaking views of Ras Al Khaimah.

Adventure enthusiasts, brace yourselves because the Bear Grylls Explorers Camp is set to elevate your mountain climbing experience. Get ready to welcome the much-anticipated Via Ferrata at the stunning Jebel Jais Mountain on Saturday, 13 January.

Dubbed the “iron path” in Italian, Via Ferrata offers a three-kilometre-long escapade along a 120-metre mountain elevation, providing daring adventurers with an adrenaline-pumping challenge. The Via Ferrata experience combines steel cables and top-notch safety equipment, guiding thrill-seekers through a heart-pounding course that features a Burma bridge, zip lines, and challenging vertical climbs. The 120-metre elevation offers not only a test of physical prowess but also panoramic views of Ras Al Khaimah’s rugged beauty.

Via Ferrata

Designed for individuals weighing between 40kg and 110kg, and aged 14 and above, with a minimum height of 125cm, the approximately four-hour adventure demands good physical fitness and flexibility. Upon conquering this thrilling feat, participants will proudly receive a well-deserved certificate of achievement.

Safety is paramount at Bear Grylls Explorer Camp, with all necessary safety equipment provided, along with on-site medical facilities and 24-hour security. The fearless team of Bear Grylls experts ensures a secure and memorable experience, prepared to handle emergencies, implement evacuation routes, and control risks as needed.

Via Ferrata

For those unfamiliar with the Bear Grylls Explorer Camp, it’s situated in a rocky wadi at the bottom of Jebel Jais. It’s your go-to place for getting back in sync with nature and unleashing your untamed side. The outdoor lodging experience features nine repurposed shipping containers that now stand as cosy cabins and a base for exploring the rugged terrain.

Starting from 13 January, the Via Ferrata experience will be open to the public every Saturday and Sunday.

GO: Visit www.beargryllscamp.ae for more information.