Canyon Derbor in Kanton Tessin/Schweiz v3-a2-III 3/5* 4h15

not as difficult

Derbor

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Last Update: 12.07.2024 by Bubtore

Country: Schweiz / Switzerland

Region: Kanton Tessin / Cantone Ticino

Subregion: Bezirk Locarno

Town: Gambarogno

v3 a2 III

4h15

15min

540m

196m

344m

25m

2x30m

1200m

on Foot

Specialities:
suitable in rainy weather

Rating:

★★★★★

3 (1)

Info:

★★★

2 (1)

Belay:

★★★

2 (1)

Summary: machine translated ➜

Nice tour when the classics have too much water. For a long time you have to fight your way alternately through wood between the rappels, but the last rappel parts make up for it.

March - October

10-16 o clock

North

Gneiss

1.50km²

First descent: 12.05.2024 by Reto, Timo

Summary: machine translated ➜

Nice tour when the classics have too much water. For a long time you have to fight your way alternately through wood between the rappels, but the last rappel parts make up for it.

Access:

Approach (1 h): machine translated ➜

Follow the hiking trail uphill and walk through the forest to the Robert stream at an altitude of 540m.

Tour (3 h): machine translated ➜

At the beginning there are parts that are interrupted by walks. At the exit comes the only more serious gulch with 6 rappels in a row.

Return (15 min): machine translated ➜

Swim out of the lake to the right until you reach the public shore (100m)

12.05.2024 Bubtore ⭐ ★★★★★ 📖 ★★★ ⚓ ★★★ 💧 Normal Completed ✔ machine translated ➜

Not the most continuous canyon, but we still used up all the anchors we came with on the first ascent. And you exit in the lake below.

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