Arzino (superiore)

Cascate e pozze turchesi del Torrente Arzino Ultimo aggiornamento: 17.07.2023 da Jeroen Kirchner
Sottoregione: ente di decentramento regionale di Udine
Città: Preone
v3 a3 II
3h
5min
2h30
25min
715m
655m
60m
x
20m
2x20m
14
250m
a piedi
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Sintesi:
‘Arzino superiore’ touristically known as ‘Cascate e pozze turchesi del Torrente Arzino’ is an original, dense and rather aquatic canyoning tour in a remote Dolomite valley of glacial origin. The descent is characterized by leaps, pools, potholes and clear water from its karstic source (recommended visit a few hundred meters upstream)
'Arzino superiore' touristically known as 'Cascate e pozze turchesi del Torrente Arzino' is an original, dense and rather aquatic canyoning tour in a remote Dolomite valley of glacial origin. The descent is characterized by leaps, pools, potholes and clear water from its karstic source (recommended visit a few hundred meters upstream)

Parti

Nome
Difficoltà
Avvicinamento
Giro
Ritorno
maggio - ottobre
11-14 Ore
Nord-Est
Dolomia
Prima discesa: 30.07.2021 da Jeroen Kirchner
Sintesi:
‘Arzino superiore’ touristically known as ‘Cascate e pozze turchesi del Torrente Arzino’ is an original, dense and rather aquatic canyoning tour in a remote Dolomite valley of glacial origin. The descent is characterized by leaps, pools, potholes and clear water from its karstic source (recommended visit a few hundred meters upstream)
'Arzino superiore' touristically known as 'Cascate e pozze turchesi del Torrente Arzino' is an original, dense and rather aquatic canyoning tour in a remote Dolomite valley of glacial origin. The descent is characterized by leaps, pools, potholes and clear water from its karstic source (recommended visit a few hundred meters upstream)

Accesso:

Avvicinamento (5 min):
From the car park walk down to the waterfalls. Start of the obstacles is near the picnic bench.
From the car park walk down to the waterfalls. Start of the obstacles is near the picnic bench.
Giro (2 h 30):
01 - natural anchor on the tourist trail, left bank, 10m from a tree to a ledge (exposed, 1p. only) 02 - 7m abseil, left bank, from a bolt on the ledge into a waterjet (impressive when source is active) (01 & 02 are avoidable, but recommended to test the temperature and strength of waterflow) 03 - 8m abseil, from a natural anchor, right bank, 8m, into a little Niagara-pool 04 - 6m left bank, before the bridge, bolt 05 - 5m right bank, directly under the bridge, bolt 06 - 7m right bank, into a turbulent pool, bolt (possible jump, not verified) 07 - 9m left bank, into a pool with water movement, bolt + ring Hanging pool with tourist viewpoint on the right (possible escape) First option. Dry line to the left. 08 - downclimb, left bank, to a bolt + ring, followed by a 12m abseil 09 - To a bolt, left bank, 16m abseil Second option. Aquatic line to the right: 08 - climb up, right bank, to a natural anchor, abseil 18m or 16 + 2m jump (not verified) 09 - 20m abseil, right bank, from a bolt, down the double waterfall 10 - downclimb the sloping right bank, 5m 11 - traverse up a ledge, to a bolt, left bank (Or jump/slide into a small pool with water movement, not verified) 12 - Mc, from a bolt, to a bolt + ring (far, slightly ascending) left bank to avoid the small pool 13 - 5m abseil, left bank, from a bolt + ring, to avoid the small pool Possible games in the small pool with water movement 14 - abseil from a bolt + ring, left bank, 15m across 2 small pools to the end of the canyon
01 - natural anchor on the tourist trail, left bank, 10m from a tree to a ledge (exposed, 1p. only) 02 - 7m rappel, left bank, from a bolt on the ledge into a waterjet (impressive when source is active) (01 & 02 are avoidable, but recommended to test the temperature and strength of waterflow) 03 - 8m rappel, from a natural anchor, right bank, 8m, into a little Niagara-pool 04 - 6m left bank, before the bridge, bolt 05 - 5m right bank, directly under the bridge, bolt 06 - 7m right bank, into a turbulent pool, bolt (possible jump, not verified) 07 - 9m left bank, into a pool with water movement, bolt + ring Hanging pool with tourist viewpoint on the right (possible escape) First option. Dry line to the left. 08 - downclimb, left bank, to a bolt + ring, followed by a 12m rappel 09 - To a bolt, left bank, 16m rappel Second option. Aquatic line to the right: 08 - climb up, right bank, to a natural anchor, rappel 18m or 16 + 2m jump (not verified) 09 - 20m rappel, right bank, from a bolt, down the double waterfall 10 - downclimb the sloping right bank, 5m 11 - traverse up a ledge, to a bolt, left bank (Or jump/slide into a small pool with water movement, not verified) 12 - Mc, from a bolt, to a bolt + ring (far, slightly ascending) left bank to avoid the small pool 13 - 5m rappel, left bank, from a bolt + ring, to avoid the small pool Possible games in the small pool with water movement 14 - rappel from a bolt + ring, left bank, 15m across 2 small pools to the exit of the canyon
Ritorno (25 min):
Exit at beach, right bank, hike up to the little bridge and take the trail up, 25' to the car
Exit at beach, right bank, hike up to the little bridge and take the trail up, 25' to the car

Coordinate:

Inizio del canyon
46.34209°, 12.8914°
DMS: 46° 20" 31.52', 12° 53" 29.04'

DM: 46° 20.525", 12° 53.484"

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Parcheggio Entrata e uscita
46.34093°, 12.88786°
DMS: 46° 20" 27.35', 12° 53" 16.3'

DM: 46° 20.456", 12° 53.272"

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Fine del canyon
46.34722°, 12.91426°
DMS: 46° 20" 49.99', 12° 54" 51.34'

DM: 46° 20.833", 12° 54.856"

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07.06.2023 Jeroen Kirchner ★★★★★ 📖 ★★★ ★★★ 💧 Alto Completato ✔
Removed some wood from the canyon and opened a new aquatic line half way through the canyon. Conditions were perfect, a bit lower than the opening year 2021 (but higher than in 2022), it would seem the source depends on melting water (hence: more snow, late in the year = bigger flow, throughout summer)
Removed some wood from the canyon and opened a new aquatic line half way through the canyon. Conditions were perfect, a bit lower than the opening year 2021 (but higher than in 2022), it would seem the source depends on melting water (hence: more snow, late in the year = bigger flow, throughout summer)

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