Roches I

Rivière des Roches Ultimo aggiornamento: 19.02.2024 da Wolfgang Streicher
Paese: France
Sottoregione: La Réunion / Reunion
Città: Bras-Panon
v3 a4 III
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Sintesi:
River that can largely be navigated by kayak. Partly cut into lava corridors with longer walks and swims, interspersed with steps that can be rappelled, sometimes slid or jumped. Clarification: In a departure from the usual practice, the parts are organized using Roman numerals (I to V) and not in ascending order from top to bottom, but following Pascal Colas' structure in his book, from bottom to top. This means that the lowest ascent part has the number I, the highest the number V. In the following, we are dealing with part I, i.e. the 1st part from the bottom, which is also the 5th part from the top. In some cases, sections II and I are not separated, e.g. in the writings and in Ricaric's book, where only the "Rivière des Roches" is mentioned. The entry here should still be above the "Bassin du Chien" and the "Bassin Longor". The transparency of the descriptions also suffers from the fact that, for example, the entry points are indicated differently. Pascal Colas, for example, wants to enter part II via the orographic right-hand side stream Grand Bras, while others only start the descent at the outflow of the "Bassin la mer". In some descriptions, Part I overlaps with Part II when the entry into the last Part I is above the "Bassin Chien" and not at the "Bassin Longor", as described elsewhere. In addition, the names of the individual lake-like pools are not uniform. For example, the large pond named "Bassin Longor" by Ricaric is called "Bassin Jeunesse" in the openstreetmap, while Pascal Colas refers to it as the "grand bassin après le bassin du Chien", i.e. the large basin after the Bassin du Chien. Other maps also use the term "Bassin Anaïs". However, there is agreement on the names "Bassin la Mer" and "Bassin la Paix". In some cases - especially in Ricaric's work - distinctive places are given their own names; see "Tour" for more details. The structure of Pascal Colas is used here with certain modifications. The descriptions (parts I and II) at descente-canyon.com also correspond to this.

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