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Valle Grande (Camorino): Canyon Start
v3 a3 II | 0min/0min/0min | ⭐ | m

Valle Grande (Camorino): Canyon End
v3 a3 II | 0min/0min/0min | ⭐ | m

Traversagna: Canyon Start
v2 a4 III | 0min/0min/0min | ⭐ | 20m
Approach: The Traversagna is a pretty canyon that begins in the village of Roveredo GR. There are two ways of "descending": 1. from the church, climb up the watercourse in an easy scramble for about 1 hour until you reach a waterfall where it is not possible to climb up. It is a beautiful environment with some pools, jumps and topogans. 2. we start the canyon upstream, where there are many steps that make entry difficult - in total there are three more waterfalls than in option 1.

Traversagna: Canyon End
v2 a4 III | 0min/0min/0min | ⭐ | 20m

Grono: Canyon Start
2026-06-30: Finding the entrance was a bit tricky. Lots of downclimbing in thw beginning. Becomes very interesting after that. For our descend, the water capture was fully open, which led to a nice water level
Approach: Hike up the trail into the valley, and at an elevation of 630 meters, head steeply down toward the stream. So far, the path is unmarked and steep, but if you time it right, you can get within 10 meters of the water without having to use ropes.
Tour: You reach the streambed at an elevation of about 540 to 550 meters above sea level. The first boulder-strewn rappel section is then 20hm lower. At first, the stream isn’t all that exciting. There’s a lot of downclimbing, and plenty of boulders lying around. But the second half of the route is really good. You could also rappel down from the trail at 480m into the streambed to get straight to the best part of the route.

Grono: Parking Entry and Exit
2026-06-30: Finding the entrance was a bit tricky. Lots of downclimbing in thw beginning. Becomes very interesting after that. For our descend, the water capture was fully open, which led to a nice water level
Access: Park at the exit of the stream, in front of the military base.
Return: At the last rappel point, there are already tracks leading back to the trail.

Grono: Canyon End
2026-06-30: Finding the entrance was a bit tricky. Lots of downclimbing in thw beginning. Becomes very interesting after that. For our descend, the water capture was fully open, which led to a nice water level
Return: At the last rappel point, there are already tracks leading back to the trail.

Carnac: Canyon Start
2025-10-25: Surprisingly much water, although the other streams have little water. Got in at the confluence of the two streams. However, the canyon is only worthwhile from Mondan onwards. Set a total of 3 anchors...
2024-09-12: All anchors available. Although other streams in the area have little water, the canyon has a sporty water level. The water is also pooled at some rappels and therefore has a lot of pressure. Good abs...

Carnac: Canyon End
2025-10-25: Surprisingly much water, although the other streams have little water. Got in at the confluence of the two streams. However, the canyon is only worthwhile from Mondan onwards. Set a total of 3 anchors...
2024-09-12: All anchors available. Although other streams in the area have little water, the canyon has a sporty water level. The water is also pooled at some rappels and therefore has a lot of pressure. Good abs...

Val Rüss: Canyon Start
2025-09-28: Not very slippery to walk. Anchors as good as new but always only monopoints or trees. Lots of loose scree, even large stones are unstable.
Approach: Either walk or drive from the exit of the road to Verdabbio. From Verdabbio another 30 min access on foot.
Tour: First rappel with four rappels a nice start. In the second rappel there is an intermediate belay. Then we walk and downclimb some scree until rappels follow again. Now more and more rappels follow until at the exit we scramble down the steep streambed through scree for 10-15 minutes. Beware of many loose and large stones on the entire tour.

Val Rüss: Canyon End
2025-09-28: Not very slippery to walk. Anchors as good as new but always only monopoints or trees. Lots of loose scree, even large stones are unstable.

Val Rüss: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-09-28: Not very slippery to walk. Anchors as good as new but always only monopoints or trees. Lots of loose scree, even large stones are unstable.

Val Rüss: Parking at Entry

Val Rüss: Parking at Entry1

Cedullo sup.: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot of Monti di Gerra you walk up to the end of the paved road where there are signs to Alpe Cedullo. Follows the easy path to Alpetto to the altitude of about 1200m, where you find a wooded coast that allows you to go down easily to the bed of a tributary of the stream, near the first vertical.

Cedullo sup.: Canyon End
Return: The exit is near the bridge at an altitude of 820m. Following the approach path on the left, you arrive in 10 min to the paved road and then to the parking lot of Monti di Gerra (15 min). The same path can be used to assess the water level before entering the stream.

Cedullo sup.: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Park in Monti di Gerra in the park before the barrier.
Return: The exit is near the bridge at an altitude of 820m. Following the approach path on the left, you arrive in 10 min to the paved road and then to the parking lot of Monti di Gerra (15 min). The same path can be used to assess the water level before entering the stream.

Cedullo inf.: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot in Monti di Gerra, take the asphalt road uphill to the first hairpin bends, where the path to Monti di Vairano begins. If you follow the path, you will reach the bridge in 15 minutes, where the descent begins.

Cedullo inf.: Canyon End
Return: Once you have overcome the difficulties, follow the stream to the village. Near the railroad bridge, you can easily switch to the right bank and quickly reach the lower parking lot (20 min.).

Cedullo inf.: Parking at Entry
Access: Park in Monti di Gerra in the park in front of the barrier.
Return: Once you have overcome the difficulties, follow the stream to the village. Near the railroad bridge, you can easily switch to the right bank and quickly reach the lower parking lot (20 min.).

Cedullo inf.: Parking at Exit
Access: Park in Monti di Gerra in the park in front of the barrier.
Return: Once you have overcome the difficulties, follow the stream to the village. Near the railroad bridge, you can easily switch to the right bank and quickly reach the lower parking lot (20 min.).

Quiello: Canyon Start
v3 a3 III | 0min/0min/0min | ⭐ | m

Quiello: Canyon End
v3 a3 III | 0min/0min/0min | ⭐ | m

Vantarone: Canyon Start
v4 a3 IV | 0min/0min/0min | 2⭐ | 56m
Tour: Beschreibung in den links.

Erlöngh: Canyon Start
v4 a2 III | 0min/0min/0min | ⭐ | 40m

Erlöngh: Canyon End

San Bartolomeo (inferiore): Canyon Start
v4 a2 IV | 0min/0min/0min | ⭐ | 55m

San Bartolomeo (inferiore): Canyon End
v4 a2 IV | 0min/0min/0min | ⭐ | 55m