Canyon Gorges de l'Areuse in Kanton Neuenburg/Schweiz v?-a?-?

Gorges de l'Areuse

Last Update: 04.08.2023 by Daniel Sturm

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Country: Schweiz / Switzerland

Region: Kanton Neuenburg

Subregion: Bezirk Boudry

Town: Boudry

v? a? ?

1h40

25min

15min

480m

460m

20m

2x 10 m

400m

on Foot

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Summary: machine translated ➜

A narrow river, be sure to wait for low water!

June - September

165.00km²

Summary: machine translated ➜

A narrow river, be sure to wait for low water!

Access:

Approach (25 min):

Tour (1 h):

Return (15 min):

Coordinates:

Canyon Start

46.96187°, 6.81619° ↓

Parking Entry and Exit

46.95932°, 6.82888° ↓

Canyon End

46.962667°, 6.821207° ↓

Literatures:

Canyoning Book

Swiss Alps - Canyoning - Alpes Suisses

Emmanuel Belut / Laurence Boyé / Thomas Guigon

Association Openbach

2015

9782746679450

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

Basic data taken with kind permission by Matthias Holzinger from "Swiss Alps Canyoning VOL. 1.0".

Hydrology:

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