Canyon Ardon Sup. in Kanton Wallis/Schweiz v4-a2-IV

a little difficult

Ardon Sup.

Last Update: 21.05.2026 by Bubtore

Warning (inactive): Avalanche remainsAvalanche remains (yearly 01.02. - 30.06.)

In the parts of the Tine d'Ardon, the avalanche debris tends to stay there all spring.

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Country: Schweiz / Switzerland

Region: Kanton Wallis / Canton du Valais

Subregion: Bezirk Conthey

Town: Ardon VS / Ardon

v4 a2 IV

on Foot

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Summary: machine translated ➜ Original language

Relativ trockener abseilcanyon. Hat im Frühling oft noch lange Lawinenschnee.

Relatively dry rappel canyon. Often still has avalanche snow for a long time in spring.

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Difficulty

Approach

Tour

Return

Ardon

v4 a2 V

15min

Ardon Sup.

v4 a2 IV

June - October

Summary: machine translated ➜ Original language

Relativ trockener abseilcanyon. Hat im Frühling oft noch lange Lawinenschnee.

Relatively dry rappel canyon. Often still has avalanche snow for a long time in spring.

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