A nice, sunny descent. One chain has a loose anchor that's secured with a rope. There is also another chain located higher up that can be used.

A nice, sunny descent. One chain has a loose anchor that's secured with a rope. There is also another chain located higher up that can be used.

Super eingerichtet. Alles ok. Mitgenommen am Heimweg.

Super setup. Everything was fine. Took it home on the way back.

Everything's fine, just a little water, but everything's fine.

Everything's fine—just a little water, but everything's fine.

Waymarked approach, choice of upper + lower part. Extremely slippery and rather secondary. On top of the highest drop there is a fallen tree hindering, it looks like it can be removed easily. We were already on the rope, so could not do much here. Moreover a handline here would be welcome, as it is very slippery and potentially dangerous. Exited after.

Einen so geringen Wasserstrand habe ich bisher noch nie gesehen. Trotzdem immer wieder super schöne Tour

I've never seen a beach with so little water before. Still, it's always a really beautiful trip.

Very low water but still beautifull. Rappel into the lake 20m, exit from lake unproblematic. When hiking out there is a small communal path between the houses which is a bit hard to find.

The inferiore was better equipped and needed less attention, but many anchors are on steel bolts. In a foreseeable future these will have to be changed. It was nice to be back with Romeo. Having done a few possible combos (also Claretto + Marderello in 1 day) i'd recommend Claretto as grand finale on day 2.

Today's improvements: new m10 inox anchors added, mix of metals removed, quicklinks added, abalakovs with rope we found, also removed 1 anchor on hollow, fractured rock and closed multiple quicklinks. All the other anchors are mainly unfortunately steel, as well as in Claretto. Recommendations include: old ropes + old canyon descenders + gloves (for the dusty abseils, in between the higher aquatic ones). Done in integral with Romeo who, with an ice axe, improved the trail for the 10' approach. Thanks to CanyonZone for the new anchors.

Was für ein schöner Bach. Die Verankerungen sind in die Jahre gekommen, aber noch gut. Teilweise nur 1 Bolt. Wir hatten einen Wasserstand von 0,06 und keine Rückläufe etc. Für mich einer der besten Bäche hier in der Gegend. Die letzten 3 Abseiler können auch „trocken“ gemacht werden. Wir haben die nassen gewählt. Super cool… Wasserstand: https://www.floods.it/public/Charts.php?Sensori[]=28159

What a beautiful stream. The anchors are getting a bit old, but they’re still in good shape. In some places, there’s only one bolt. The water level was 0.06, and there were no backflows, etc. For me, it’s one of the best streams in this area. The last three rappels can also be done “dry.” We chose the wet ones. Super cool… Water level: https://www.floods.it/public/Charts.php?Sensori[]=28159

Traumtag, Zustieg per EBike + ca 50min Dann mega Wasserfarbe, sehr kaltes Wasser, ganze Tour Sonne im Canyon ca.3,5 Std im Canyon zu zweit. Stände alle ok. Einige Sprünge möglich.

A perfect day—we used e-bikes for access to the trailhead, then hiked about 50 minutes. The water was absolutely stunning, though very cold. We had sunshine the whole time in the canyon—about 3.5 hours there, just the two of us. All the pools were in good condition. A few jumps were possible.

Sequence of the last waterfall is more like 16-75-65. 80m rope is needed. Make sure to choose the right anchors (dont use the old canyoning in the Hautes Alpes description). Some anchors are now obsolete, others have completely withered away (non-stainless).