Canyon Gorges de l'Abime in Bourgogne-Franche-Comté v2-a?-? /5*

Gorges de l'Abime

Last Update: 14.10.2023 by Daniel Sturm

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Country: France

Region: Bourgogne-Franche-Comté

Subregion: Jura

Town: Saint-Claude

v2 a? ?

1h30

520m

470m

50m

10m

2x 10m

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Summary: machine translated ➜

Mostly high water flow, then life-threatening due to the small dam and the discharge. Only safe to walk on at extremely low water, but prohibited. https://static.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/reglem/reglem112_pj1.pdf

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Tour (1 h 30): machine translated ➜

Check the water level at the Cascade des Combes. If the water "shoots out" straight ahead, it is better to go on another tour. Cascades, Gorges et Canyons du haut-jura, 28

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Coordinates:

Canyon Start

46.40307°, 5.87956° ↓

Canyon End

46.40109°, 5.87491° ↓

Parking Entry and Exit

46.40284°, 5.87863° ↓

Ropewiki Canyon Info

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