Inca Corral
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| | Raps:15, max ↨279ft
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| Best season: | Apr - Nov
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-18.0769, -65.8322
-18.0769, -65.8322
-18.0478, -65.7801
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The following description was translated from UnoDeAventuras.com by Google Translate:
Long and sustained descent. Fifteen medium -sized rappels having an 85 -meter arram. Key in the tour. The first part is open; with avoidable rappels; guning quickly. We pass a small area of narrows with some jumps and badinas until we reach the large cascade of 85 meters. This is arrampada and it would be advisable to place a reinstatement in its half to be able to make the decrease with 50 m strings. This is the most spectacular part of the route. After this rappel we will walk between blocks and huge sandstone walls; With some upwellings. The reddish ramps with green Badinas give a touch of great beauty to this part of the route. The last rappel known as the "Cascada de las Golondrinas" is between vertical strata and allows us to enjoy a small final jump. You can read a very detailed description of the cannon in the blog of Víctor Sánchez.
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Red tape[edit]
Canyon inside the National Park. The activity of the descent of cannons is not regulated but the entrance to the park requires the payment of a rate and the communication of the activity in the office of the same.
Beta sites[edit]
UnoDeAventuras.com : Canyoning Bolivia: Cañón de Inca Corral
Trip reports and media[edit]
Background[edit]
First descent on November 4, 2017 by Javier Gil; Edu Gómez; Juan Carlos Riobello; Javito Rodríguez; Xavi Sampil and Víctor Sánchez.