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Via ferratas can vary in length from short routes taking less than an hour, to long, demanding alpine routes covering significant distance and altitude (1,000 metres (3,300 ft) or more of ascent), and taking eight or more hours to complete. In certain areas, such as the Brenta Dolomites, it is possible to link via ferratas together, staying overnight in mountain refuges, and so undertake extensive multi-day climbing tours at high altitude. In difficulty, via ferratas can range from routes that are little more than paths, albeit in dramatic and exposed situations, to very steep and strenuous routes, overhanging in parts, demanding the strength—if not the technique—of serious rock climbing. Generally, via ferratas are done in ascent, although it is possible to descend them. The origins of the via ferrata date back to the nineteenth century, but they are often associated with the First World War, when several were built in the Dolomite mountain region of Italy to aid the movement of troops. Many more have been developed in recent years, as their popularity has grown and the tourism benefits have been recognised. Over 1000 via ferratas now exist. The majority are found in the Alps, most notably in Italy and Austria. Others are found in a number of European countries, and a few places elsewhere. Via ferratas have traditionally been associated with limestone mountain regions, notably the Dolomites and the Northern Limestone Alps, as the steep nature of the terrain creates the need for some form of protected paths, while the presence of ledges and natural weaknesses means relatively easy but rewarding routes can often be created. However, they are now found in a range of different terrains. The term "via ferrata" is used in most countries and languages, except notably in German-speaking countries which use Klettersteig (German for "climbing path"), plural Klettersteige. ++++++++++ Best Network wins more money with your youtube channel CPM of $ 3 to $ 30, and in my channel I've seen higher of $ 30 per 1000 views :) and pays 70% more than other networks Las mejores Network Gana Mas dinero con tu canal de youtube CPM de $ 3 a $ 30, y en mi canal lo he visto mas alto de $30 por cada 1000 vistas :) y paga 70% mas que en otras networks 1st) Zoomin.TV 70%: Of the five networks Zoomin.TV is the best CPM Very high 1º) Zoomin.TV 70%: De las cinco networks Zoomin.TV es la mejor CPM Muy altos https://goo.gl/kvPEji 2st) Scalelab 70%: I readily accept 2ª) Scalelab : Te aceptan con facilidad https://goo.gl/pV0WDN 3nd) GT Channel 70%: You accept easily 3ª) GT Channel : Te aceptan con facilidad https://goo.gl/yykieF 4rd) Freedom 60%: You accept easily 4ª) Freedom : Te aceptan con facilidad https://goo.gl/ZX2Ze3 5th) Recstudios 70%: You have to have 200 daily views on your channel for you to accept 5ª) Recstudios : Tienes que tener 200 vistas diarias en tu canal para que te acepten https://goo.gl/YmMB5h +++++++++++ Give Like and comment on video costs nothing, and yet it does not seem, is helpful;) and not forget subscribe THANK YOU! NewsTecnologiaNews: https://goo.gl/SQ9bsL TheMunSession: https://goo.gl/CW9uAn Technology-Mun: https://goo.gl/3zOty5 TheMunSessionBlogs: https://goo.gl/CVkyFD Facebook: https://goo.gl/6XxCmW https://twitter.com/_TheMunSession_ https://twitter.com/TheMunSession_ https://twitter.com/TrainISimulator https://twitter.com/FlightsSmulator https://twitter.com/IIIILEGOIIII https://twitter.com/GranITurismo