Canyon Kotbach in Tirol/Österreich v5-a3-IV 4h35

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Kotbach

Last Update: 20.09.2023 by Daniel Sturm

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Country: Österreich / Austria

Region: Tirol

Subregion: Bezirk Reutte

Town: Reutte

v5 a3 IV

4h35

1h30

5min

1500m

1100m

400m

50m

2x50

Bike/Mountainbike

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Summary: machine translated ➜

Vertical Alpine canyon

North

First descent: 20.06.2021 by J.Pavli, M. Wicker

Summary: machine translated ➜

Vertical Alpine canyon

Access: machine translated ➜

To the Rinnen reservoir dam, either from Rinnen or Reiden on foot or by bike.

Approach (1 h 30): machine translated ➜

From the dam head south and take the gravel path uphill towards Sennalpe Raaz/Raaz Alm. When the path comes to the stream, get in.

Tour (3 h): machine translated ➜

Many natural anchors, the highlight is a 50m high waterfall.

Return (5 min): machine translated ➜

At the lake, back over the dam.

Coordinates:

Canyon Start

47.408959°, 10.680606° ↓

Einstieg

Canyon End

47.417509°, 10.689114° ↓

Ausstieg

Hydrology:

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