Mugaia
Also known as: Mügàia, Frod der Mügàia.
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| | Raps:28, max ↨282ft
Red Tape: Shuttle: Rock type:Gneiss | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Best season: | Summer
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46.3501, 8.7410
46.3503, 8.7886
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Introduction[edit]
Kind of weird canyon but not uninteresting. Sometimes wide open and polished rock, then narrow with boulders but still pools to jump, changes aspect practically every 50m of height difference.
Approach[edit]
Everything on the hiking path on the way up to Monte Zucchero.
Descent[edit]
A lot of slabs, but also a few high verticals, and especially in the lower part many technical jumps (need to jump far away).
