Rosenlaui (Upper Right)

Rosenlaui (Upper Right) Canyoneering Canyoning Caving

Also known as: Rosenlaui Dossen, Hindrem Gletscherhubel.

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‌	Difficulty:‌3C1 III (v4a3 III) Swift water Raps:‌8, max ↨82ft Metric Overall: 2-3.5h Approach: 45min-1h Descent: 1-2h Exit: 15-20min No Red Tape:‌ Shuttle:‌ Rock type:Limestone
Start:	46.6742, 8.1659
Parking:	46.6788, 8.1553
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Regions:	Europe Alps Switzerland Bern Meiringen

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Introduction

Nice add-on to the classical Rosenlaui Inf. You only need to walk about 20 more minutes. The canyon is primarily equiped for now, some downclimbs are quite hard (so if you repeat it, bringing a drill and at least 5 anchors is a good idea.

Approach

Same as the Lower part, but then continue another 20 min towards the Dossenhütte. At a height of 1670m, there is a bridge over the canyon, this is where it starts.

Descent

The first part has a nice narrow. Then you'll have to go across a more bouldery section, before reaching the first bigger (20m) abseil. From there on it is a quite deep and large canyon.

Exit

Go back through the hikong trail, or continue immediatly with the Rosenlaui inf.

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Rosenlaui (Upper Right)

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