Storto

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Storto Canyoneering Canyoning Caving
Also known as: Rio Storto; Krumpbach.
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Difficulty:3C I (v3a3 III)
Raps:‌6, max ↨59ft
Metric
Overall:2-2.5h
Approach:5-30min
Descent:2h ⟷0.6mi ↑492ft
Exit:3min
Shuttle:Required 2km
Rock type:Limestone
Location:
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Best season:
June -October
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Introduction[edit]

Rio Storto is a shorter neighbor of more famous canyons Novarza and Lumiei and it flows into the Lago di Sauris. It is a quite fun aquatic canyon with a lot of really nice small jumps and slides into the deep green pools. The canyon is not very deep but preatty enclosed in it is full length, with nice polished rock and has very beautiful corridors where you need to swim. Rio Storto is a little gem and it is very strange why was discovered so late (2015).

Zone: Italy – Friuli – Sauris

Dimensions: Entrance: 1130 m Exit: 980 m Height: 150 m Length: 1000 m

Period June - October

Times: Approach: 5 min (with 1 car 5 minutes and with 2 cars 25 minutes) Progression: 2 h Return: 3 min (to the bridge over the Rio Storto)

Shuttle: Yes, 2km. (Shuttle is not necessary, between the first and the second parking lot is approximately 20 minutes of road walk)

Equipment: Expedition (with 10mm bolts with maillons and slings)

Rope: 1 x 40m

Highest waterfall: 18 m

Possible exit Yes, but probably very hard

Maps: Carta Tabacco 2

Attraction: Local

Difficulty: V3 a3 III

Approach[edit]

From Tolmezzo take the road to Villa Santina. In Villa Santina take the road to Ampezzo and from Ampezzo drive to Sauris. When you reach the lake Lago di Sauris, immediately turn left and cross the dam. Follow the road through the tunnel and on the first sharp band turn right on the gravel road (first road on the right). Follow this road 150m to the bridge over the Rio Storto and park your first car near the bridge. With the second car drive back to the main road and follow the road uphill, after fourth serpentine (sharp band) is a long straight road section and when you reach the fifth sharp band turn right on the dirt road which leads you to the Rio Storto. This road cross the Rio storto and the best parking lot is on the other side of the streambad of Rio Storto.

From the parking lot follow the streambad of Rio Storto to the first cascade (5 minuts).

Descent[edit]

T 3 + J3m

T 1m

C 10m: 1 bolt with maillon (L)

T 2m

D 2m

C 7 or J6m: 1bolt with rope (L)

MC 3m: 1 bolt (L)

C 18m: 2 bolts with rope and maillon (L) – rappel 14m to the ledge and jump 3 meters

W 40m

D 15m: (R) rockfall

J 2.5m D+W 100m J 4m

J3m

T3m

C6m: 1bolt with ring (L)

wedged logs

T2 + 2m

C8m: 1 bolt with carabiner (R)

D 3m

C11m: 1bolt with ring (R)

T 2 + 2m

C 6m: 2 bolts with rope and maillon (L) – old wooden water barrier

D 2 + 2m

bridge over the canyon (possible exit on the left)

T 1m

T1m (exit on R or L)

D 2+2m T 3m D2m

Lake Lago di Sauris

C = cascade D = down climb D+W = down climbing and walking J = jump T = slide L = left R = right MC= hand line (traverse)

Exit[edit]

When you reach the lake climb uphill on the left to the road and bridge over the Rio Storto.

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Background[edit]

First descent by Alessandro de Santis and company in Julay 2015. First repetition: Canyoning Cult on 23 th of August 2015

Credits

Information provided by automated processes. Main photo by (unknown). Authors are listed in chronological order.

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