The climb is generally not considered difficult in good conditions, provided with properly built staircases. However, it can swiftly become unpredictably dangerous if the weather becomes progressively worse.

Any amateur climber with a reasonable fitness level can ascend to the summit. Most of the trail consists of incline and steep paths, and the summit section has high steps and huge granite slabs, which are slippery due to rain. Nevertheless, you will be aided by experienced guides and ropes.

In terms of difficulty, Regular Descent is the easiest, Walk the Torq via ferrata is slightly harder (add 1 hour to the Regular Descent), and Low's Peak via ferrata is the hardest (add 3-4 hours to the Regular Descent).