Canyon Froda (Superiore) in Kanton Tessin/Schweiz v4-a3-IV

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Froda (Superiore)

Last Update: 07.08.2023 by Daniel Sturm

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Country: Schweiz / Switzerland

Region: Kanton Tessin / Cantone Ticino

Subregion: Bezirk Riviera

Town: Biasca

v4 a3 IV

1480m

1260m

220m

40m

2x 40m

on Foot

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Parts

Name

Difficulty

Approach

Tour

Return

Froda (Superiore)

Froda (Intermedio)

Froda (Inferiore)

1h15

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Coordinates:

Canyon Start

46.355799°, 8.998811° ↓

Canyon End

46.354422°, 8.991741° ↓

Literatures:

Canyoning Book

Swiss Alps Canyoning VOL. 2.0

Matthias Holzinger & Thomas Guigon

Pixartprinting.ch

2020

Schlucht.ch Canyon Info

https://schlucht.ch/?view=article&id=1081&Itemid=203

28.09.2023 Daniel Sturm ⭐ ★★★★★ 📖 ★★★ ⚓ ★★★ machine translated ➜

Basic data taken with kind permission by Matthias Holzinger from "Swiss Alps Canyoning VOL. 2.0"

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