Canyon Allmenalpfall in Kanton Bern/Schweiz v6-a?-? 4h

Allmenalpfall

Last Update: 22.12.2023 by Daniel Sturm

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Country: Schweiz / Switzerland

Region: Kanton Bern / Canton de Berne

Subregion: Verwaltungskreis Frutigen-Niedersimmental / Frutigen-Niedersimmental administrative district

Town: Kandersteg

v6 a? ?

1h20

2h30

10min

1600m

1240m

360m

115m

2x 120m

280m

Cablecar

Gears:
drill tool

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Summary: machine translated ➜

Very vertical, alpine rappel canyon 2/4; 0/2 Smileys

June - October

3.50km²

Summary: machine translated ➜

Very vertical, alpine rappel canyon 2/4; 0/2 Smileys

Access:

Approach (1 h 20): machine translated ➜

Either take the cable car or the via ferrata in the canyon to the top. The via ferrata option is recommended for those in good physical condition. If necessary, only the equipment can be sent up by cable car.

Tour (2 h 30):

Return (10 min):

Coordinates:

Canyon Start

46.490777°, 7.654767° ↓

Canyon End

46.490962°, 7.658308° ↓

Parking Entry and Exit

46.489293°, 7.661076° ↓

Parkplatz Allmebahn

Literatures:

Canyoning Book

Swiss Alps Canyoning VOL. 2.0

Matthias Holzinger & Thomas Guigon

Pixartprinting.ch

2020

Other Weblink

Schlucht.ch https://schlucht.ch/schluchten-der-schweiz-navbar.html?cid=289

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