Ich bin von der Autobahnraststation (Tor war aufgesperrt) gestartet. Dort in wenigen Minuten steil weglos zum offenen Bach. Man merkt gleich dass man es hier mit einem Canyon mit sehr viel Wasser zu tun hat. Die ersten Stellen bin ich alle umklettert/umgangen, bis zum ersten Sprung (orografisch rechts 1 Bolt) Den weiteren canyon immer mit Bedachtnahme auf sehr starke Strömungen vorsichtig begehen bzw. zielgerichtet springen. Immer wieder Möglichkeiten für Notausstiege Beim letzten großen Wasserfall nicht von den einzelnen Bolts in der Mitte bzw. rechts verwirren lassen. Links oben beim Baum ein Kettenstand Von dort runter auf Nase. Hier kommt man direkt zum Wanderweg. Ich bin dort bewusst links in den starken Wasserfall gesprungen, welches aber nur für Wildwasser erfahrene Begeher sicher ist. Ansonsten umgehen und rechts außerhalb der Strömung springen.

I started from the highway service station (the gate was unlocked). From there it was a steep, pathless walk to the open stream in just a few minutes. You immediately realize that this is a canyon with a lot of water. I climbed around all the first sections until the first jump (orographic right 1 bolt) The rest of the canyon should always be approached with caution, bearing in mind the very strong currents, and jumps should always be targeted. There are always opportunities for emergency exits At the last large waterfall, do not be confused by the individual bolts in the middle or on the right. A chain anchor at the top left of the tree From there down to Nase. Here you come directly to the hiking trail. I deliberately jumped into the strong waterfall on the left, but this is only safe for experienced whitewater rafters. Otherwise go around and jump to the right outside the current.

Kopiert von RopeWiki: It starts with an open waterfall. An anchor is on the right, but from the big boulder on the left, it should be possible to jump in the small pool (6-7m). After 50m-100m of walking comes the most continuous section of the canyon. Downclimb 3-4m. Then comes a small rappel, you can also climb up on the right and jump from 8m. Next is a 10m-12m drop where you can slide down. After another 50m-100m is a flat narrow Waterfall. Rappel halfway down on the right, and then slide or jump in the pool behind the whitewater. To finish off, you'll find a 5m drop followed by the final Waterfall. Both can be jumped, but on the last one you'll need to reach the little nose in between the two water jets. 40m Seil reichen

Copied from RopeWiki: It starts with an open waterfall. An anchor is on the right, but from the big boulder on the left, it should be possible to jump into the small pool (6-7m). After 50m-100m of walking comes the most continuous section of the canyon. Downclimb 3-4m. Then comes a small rappel, you can also climb up on the right and jump from 8m. Next is a 10m-12m drop where you can slide down. After another 50m-100m is a flat narrow waterfall. Rappel halfway down on the right, and then slide or jump into the pool behind the whitewater. To finish off, you'll find a 5m drop followed by the final Waterfall. Both can be jumped, but on the last one you'll need to reach the little nose in between the two water jets. 40m ropes are enough

Daten importiert von https://ropewiki.com/Roflaschlucht