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Rio Tralba

Located in an area of the southern Carnic Alps, with peculiar nature and historic-cultural characteristics.
Imposing gorge in the limestones of Alba Valley, where the harsh peaks and the deep valleys create an environmental patchwork that reflects in rich, differentiated flora and fauna communities. The part hereby described starts with an exciting, labyrinthine stretch before evolving into a wide valley until the confluence in the Alba Brook. Surely one of the most beautiful itineraries of the eastern Friuli. The route us equipped according to the ProCanyon standards.
Technical data
  • Entrance: 690mt
  • Exit: 380mt
  • Gap: 310mt
  • Development: 3000mt
  • Highest slope:30mt
  • Shuttle 7Km
  • Approach: 1 hour, 30 minutes
  • Progression: 4 hours, 30 minutes
  • Return: 0 minutes
  • Anchoring:ProCanyon
  • Difficulty: v4 a3 V
  • Recommended ropes:1 x 60 m, 1 x 30
  • Period: may through September
  • Escape routes: no
  • Gear: wetsuit
  • Cartography: Tabacco chart 1:25000 sheet #018 – Eastern Carnic Alps Canal del Ferro

Description

Downstream access
Leave a car nearby the bridge over the Alba Brook, between Moggio and Ovedasso.
Downstream parking lot coordinates: 46.400020, 13.211853
Upstream access
Head from Moggio Udinese to Pradis. Here take the road to Casera Vualt and drive it until, at a fork, you’ll meet a brusque curve to the left (point of climbing over the ridge – tourist indication). Elevation 728.
From the parking lot, take the mule track south, following the ProCanyon roadmarks and head for the dam over Alba Brook. Walk it along the top, and at the opposite side look out for a track that runs into the wood. Keepo following the white-and-blue marks to proceed south along the trail, which, along the hillside, delves into the Tralba valley. When you’ll arrive to a glade after a concrete water intake, please wear your climbing harness and set up a rope: You will have to pass a trail stretch that collapsed, and it is recommended to climb down with the rope before climbing up the landslide’s opposite slope. Some minutes yet – after passing a challenging small bridge – before arriving to the Tralba Brook bed, at an intake structure. Before starting the descent, it is interesting to walk up the creek for a stretch and look at what’s left of an imposing structure the woodmen realized in their times. Intake pool permitting, the descent starts with a nice dive. The continuation is a sequence of small slopes, dives and toboga until you arrive to the highest, 30mt slope. From here on, proceed into the imposing valley until the confluence with Alba Brook. The creek’s interesting part ends with two slopes in quick sequence, a little ahead. For the exit, still the best part of half a hour progressing in the bed before you arrive to the bridge where you left the car, downstream.
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