Roflaschlucht
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| | Raps:6, max ↨49ft
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| Condition Reports: | 9 Nov 2022
"Equiped the canyon for canyoning (there were already some anchors from Kayaking people). |
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| Best season: | Summer to Autumn
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46.5767, 9.4164
46.5822, 9.4215
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Introduction[edit]
Short but impressive canyon, with big pools, known for its last waterfall where you can walk behind it on a touristic path. Most of it can be jumped or done as a slide. Please call the hydroelectric company to make sure that they aren't releasing water from the dam.
Approach[edit]
Descent[edit]
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.