Canyon Gesena in Kanton Graubünden/Schweiz v5-a4-III

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Gesena

Last Update: 08.08.2023 by Daniel Sturm

Warning: Moesa crossing requiredMoesa crossing required

After the canyon, the Moesa must be crossed to get back to the car. Be sure to check the water level and the catchment area before the walk!

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Country: Schweiz / Switzerland

Region: Kanton Graubünden

Subregion: Region Moesa

Town: Mesocco

v5 a4 III

1250m

670m

580m

70m

2x 70m

Car required

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Coordinates:

Canyon Start

46.385655°, 9.250134° ↓↑
DMS: 46° 23" 8.36', 9° 15" 0.48'
DM: 46° 23.139", 9° 15.008"
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SwissTopo

Canyon End

46.385396°, 9.236283° ↓↑
DMS: 46° 23" 7.43', 9° 14" 10.62'
DM: 46° 23.124", 9° 14.177"
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Literatures:

Canyoning Book

Swiss Alps Canyoning VOL. 2.0

Matthias Holzinger & Thomas Guigon

Pixartprinting.ch

2020

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