Canyon Valle del Col Martin in Friuli Venezia Giulia v2-a2-I /5*

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Valle del Col Martin

Last Update: 14.11.2026 by MirkoT

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Country: Italia / Italy

Region: Friuli Venezia Giulia

Subregion: ente di decentramento regionale di Pordenone

Town: Claut

v2 a2 I

1h12

8min

4min

510m

467m

43m

1x20

150m

on Foot

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Summary:

Short canyon to combined with another one/two in zone

January - December

Southeast

Limestone

Summary:

Short canyon to combined with another one/two in zone

Access:

Approach (8 min):

Use the staircase on the right bank and follow clear path to riverbed.

Tour (1 h):

Some little tobogans in the initial part. After two natural anchors for two rappels. One on right bank and one another on left.

Return (4 min):

Use right bank to climb up to the road.

Coordinates:

Parking Entry and Exit

46.22875°, 12.486111° ↓↑
DMS: 46° 13" 43.5', 12° 29" 10'
DM: 46° 13.725", 12° 29.167"
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Canyon Start

46.232718°, 12.485162° ↓↑
DMS: 46° 13" 57.79', 12° 29" 6.58'
DM: 46° 13.963", 12° 29.11"
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