Barranc Can Coll
Barranc Can Coll offers a short, aquatic descent with a 10-minute approach from Campelles. A car combination is recommended, parking one car at the start and another at the cemetery for a 1-minute return walk. The canyon features five rappels, with the longest being 18m. The descent begins with small drops: a 3m rappel, a 7m rappel where the waterfall falls directly on you, and another 3m rappel. The 18m rappel is stepped with three pools. The final rappel is a short 2m drop, easily downclimbed. Anchors are a mix of rock bridges and spits. A full wetsuit and a 40m rope are required. After the rappels, there's an aquatic hike with more small drops.
The facts
- Grade
- v3-a2-I
- Course length
- 925 m
- Vertical drop
- 120 m
- Where
- Campelles, Girona
- Country
- Spain
- Coordinates
- 42.2946, 2.1406
- Approach
- 10 min
- In the canyon
- 120 min
- Walk out
- 1 min
- Total
- 131 min
Photos
Photos by Photo © RocJumper
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Frequently asked
How hard is Barranc Can Coll?
Barranc Can Coll is graded v3-a2-I. The v is the vertical difficulty, the a is how demanding the water is, and the roman numeral is how committing the canyon is once you start.
Where is Barranc Can Coll?
Barranc Can Coll is in Campelles, Girona, Spain. The coordinates above open the exact spot on a map.
How long does Barranc Can Coll take?
About 131 min in total, counting the approach, the canyon itself and the walk back out. Water levels and the size of your group move that either way.
Can I log that I descended Barranc Can Coll?
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