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Udine
9 canyons.
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n/aBarman
A short canyon in Val Resia fed by an underground spring, its four rappels dropping past Fontanone Barman, a 33 meter waterfall that draws sightseers to the base even when nobody is descending.
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n/aCuestis
Above Chiusaforte, eighteen rappels pack into about a kilometer of descent, the longest a full 55 meters, for a day that runs close to five hours.
Chiusaforte, Udine Unknown flood -
n/aLavarie
A quick outing near Venzone: seven rappels over a run just 300 meters long, the longest drop 35 meters, done in about two hours.
Venzone, Udine Unknown flood -
n/aLeale
A short, aquatic canyon near Trasaghis with a mix of jumps and rappels, including a 15 meter drop in its second half.
Trasaghis, Udine Unknown flood -
n/aNovarza (Upper)
One of the more demanding combinations in Friuli: Torrente Pieltinis drops steeply into Novarza Superiore, which narrows into a corridor of delicate cascades and turbulent pools equipped with fixed hand lines, before ending in a swim across an artificial lake.
Sauris, Udine Unknown flood -
n/aPichions
A short canyon near Lauco, done in well under an hour and a half, where RopeWiki rates the commitment level V despite just four rappels and 500 meters of length.
Lauco, Udine Unknown flood -
n/aRonc
Above Resia, a canyon that runs on the calendar and on rainfall alike: RopeWiki lists it as good in spring, fall, or after rain, with ten rappels and a longest drop of 25 meters.
Resia, Udine Unknown flood -
n/aSimon (Lower)
One of the bigger days in this batch, near Chiusaforte: twenty five rappels over roughly four kilometers, cut through dolomite rather than the limestone typical of the region, with a longest single drop of 50 meters.
Chiusaforte, Udine Unknown flood -
n/aTralba
A full day above Moggio Udinese built around a mandatory six kilometer car shuttle: thirteen rappels through limestone, the longest 35 meters, taking around seven hours.
Moggio Udinese, Udine Unknown flood