Ununterbrochene Folge von Abseilern, sehr kaltes Wasser
Uninterrupted series of rappels, very cold water
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Ununterbrochene Folge von Abseilern, sehr kaltes Wasser
Uninterrupted series of rappels, very cold water
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Approach (40 min):
Tour (1 h 30):machine translated
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C4, R2, R2, C20, C5, R3, C5, C20, C12, C6, R3, R3, R3,
Notausstieg fast zu jeder Zeit möglich.
Lampe mitnehmen für Tunnel im Zustieg.
Ein Wildbach mit furchterregenden Überschwemmungen, der jedoch EXTREM schnell austrocknet. Es ist sehr schwierig, ihn mit Wasser zu begehen. Er wird zu 100 % von Karst gespeist und kommt aus einer Höhle, die sich flussaufwärts befindet. Das Wasser ist dann sehr kalt. Diese Höhle dient wahrscheinlich als "Ausgleichsschacht" für einen noch unbekannten unterirdischen Kreislauf...
Wissenswertes: Es ist unmöglich, beide Touren (Ruine und Malvaux) am selben Tag und im Wasser zu absolvieren, daher das örtliche Sprichwort: Si Ruine en eau, Raft dans Malvaux...
C4, R2, R2, C20, C5, R3, C5, C20, C12, C6, R3, R3, R3,
Emergency exit possible at almost any time.
Take a lamp with you for tunnels in the access.
A torrent with terrifying floods, but which dries out EXTREMELY quickly. It is very difficult to walk it with water. It is 100% karst-fed and comes out of a cave upstream. The water is then very cold. This cave probably serves as an "equalization shaft" for an as yet unknown underground circuit...
Fun fact: It is impossible to do both tours (Ruine and Malvaux) on the same day and in the water, hence the local saying: Si Ruine en eau, Raft dans Malvaux...
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