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Sankt Gallen
22 canyons.
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4C RBerschner BachUnknown flood
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n/aCafantisbachUnknown flood
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3CCholschlagerbachUnknown flood
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3CFallenbachUnknown flood
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3CGafarrabachUnknown flood
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4C RGlasbachUnknown flood
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4CHelltobelUnknown flood
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n/aHuttenwistobelUnknown flood
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n/aNecker / OfenlochUnknown flood
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n/aPanaratobel
Near Pfafers, Panaratobel is a 525m deep limestone canyon rated vertical v5 and aquatic a3, with both the approach and exit under 45 minutes each.
Pfafers, SG Unknown flood -
4BParlitobelUnknown flood
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n/aRadeinbach
Radeinbach drops 660m with 6 to 9 hours of technical descending after a 1 hour approach. Ropewiki rates it aquatic a5, vertical v5, commitment V.
Vattis, SG Unknown flood -
4BRagnatschUnknown flood
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3CRollbachUnknown flood
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3CRombach (Upper)Unknown flood
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n/aSantisthurUnknown flood
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n/aSeerenbachfall
A 190m rappel, the single biggest drop in this Sankt Gallen batch, anchors Seerenbachfall; the route needs a 12km shuttle between put in and take out.
Betlis, SG Unknown flood -
n/aTellerbachUnknown flood
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n/aTersolbach
Tersolbach's 1 hour approach near Pfafers leads into about 3.5 hours of rappelling capped at 30m, then a quick 10 minute exit.
Pfafers, SG Unknown flood -
4ATersolbach (Lower)Unknown flood
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3BTobelbachUnknown flood
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n/aZanaibach
Ropewiki's Spanish language route notes call Zanaibach an impressive, very technical canyon in slate with no escape once inside; the walls run at least 50m for the whole descent.
Vason, SG Unknown flood