Canyon Neualmbach in Tirol/Österreich v3-a2-III 3h15

not as difficult

Neualmbach

Last Update: 25.09.2023 by Jakob Pavli

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Country: Österreich / Austria

Region: Tirol

Subregion: Landkreis Garmisch-Partenkirchen

Town: Reutte

v3 a2 III

3h15

15min

1500m

1100m

400m

35m

2x40

1500m

on Foot

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Summary: machine translated ➜

Alpine abseiling lanyon.

Northwest

Limestone

First descent: 20.09.2019 by J. Pavli, C. Marek, T. Ullman, T. Geisler

Summary: machine translated ➜

Alpine abseiling lanyon.

Access: machine translated ➜

Either from Plansee in the direction of Garmisch-Partenkirchen or park at the border. Ammerwald 7 springs.

Approach (1 h): machine translated ➜

First part we can follow the wide streambed towards south, then follow the orographic left bank path to about 1500m where we enter the streambed.

Tour (2 h): machine translated ➜

Nice 35m rappel at the beginning, then many smaller and downclimb passages. Just where the canyon is at its deepest, it becomes flat.

Return (15 min): machine translated ➜

Streambed to the parking lot.

Coordinates:

Canyon Start

47.518731°, 10.904146° ↓

Einstieg

Canyon End

47.528433°, 10.894797° ↓

Ausstieg

Parking Entry and Exit

47.536565°, 10.888991° ↓

Parking

Hydrology:

entry rappel

ende

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