Canyon Cramosina (superiore) in Kanton Tessin v5-a5-V 4/5*

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Cramosina (superiore)

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Last Update: 15.10.2023 by Daniel Sturm

Country: Schweiz / Switzerland

Region: Kanton Tessin / Cantone Ticino

Subregion: Bezirk Leventina

Town: Giornico

v5 a5 V

11h30

30min

1610m

650m

960m

65m

2x 70m

3000m

on Foot

Rating:

★★★★★

4 (1)

Info:

★★★

2 (1)

Belay:

★★★

1 (1)

Summary: machine translated ➜

Very long canyon with jumps, slides and high rappels. Interrupted by a few bouldering sections.

July - October

Northeast

8.30km²

Summary: machine translated ➜

Very long canyon with jumps, slides and high rappels. Interrupted by a few bouldering sections.

Access:

Approach (3 h):

Tour (8 h):

Return (30 min): machine translated ➜

Turn left at the bridge and follow the path into the valley. Alternatively, take the inferior part.

Coordinates:

Canyon Start

46.37545°, 8.85032° ↓

Canyon End

46.389081°, 8.877296° ↓

Parking Entry and Exit

46.3916°, 8.88155° ↓

Literatures:

Canyoning Book

Swiss Alps Canyoning VOL. 2.0

Matthias Holzinger & Thomas Guigon

Pixartprinting.ch

2020

Ropewiki Canyon Info

Hinzugefügt während Rohdaten Import von Ropewiki auf Basis des bestehenden Links https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyon/23866 https://ropewiki.com/Cramosina_(Upper)

13.09.2024 Christian ⭐ ★★★★★ 📖 ★★★ ⚓ ★★★ 💧 Normal Completed ✔ machine translated ➜

Protection ok, note water level, rappel in quite strong water level

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

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

Hydrology:

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