Canyon Bargun in Kanton Graubünden/Schweiz v4-a3-III 3/5* 2h30

a little difficult

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Bargùn, Reschen Sup. , Reischen Sup. Last Update: 30.08.2024 by Bubtore

Country: Schweiz / Switzerland

Region: Kanton Graubünden

Subregion: Region Viamala

Town: Zillis-Reischen

v4 a3 III

2h30

45min

1h30

15min

1850m

1730m

120m

30m

2x30m

200m

on Foot

Rating:

★★★★★

3 (1)

Info:

★★★

2 (1)

Belay:

★★★

2 (1)

Summary: machine translated ➜

Short lime canyon that is beautiful but unfortunately too short.

July - October

10-16 o clock

West

Limestone

2.50km²

First descent: 11.11.2022 by Timo, Reto

Summary: machine translated ➜

Short lime canyon that is beautiful but unfortunately too short.

Access: machine translated ➜

Drive up to Nasch, please remain friendly with the residents.

Approach (45 min): machine translated ➜

Take the hiking trail up to Alp Nursas, and once above the canyon, head down the slope.

Tour (1 h 30): machine translated ➜

First a few smaller steps in a great gulch. Then comes another 30m, after that it is less continuous and at the end you have to walk through blocks for a while.

Return (15 min): machine translated ➜

Short thing to Nasch.

11.11.2021 Bubtore ⭐ ★★★★★ 📖 ★★★ ⚓ ★★★ 💧 Normal Completed ✔ machine translated ➜

I really wasn't that sorry, I was pleasantly surprised that there was something like that up there.

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