Canyon in Madeira
Ribeira da Cova
Unclassified · -
Max waterfall: 110 m
Ribeira da Cova is a Calheta canyon whose highest waterfall is 110m. No difficulty code, rappel count, rope length, route length or timings are published, and there are no observations on equipment, flow, hazards or access.
Anchors, flow and access change with every storm and every winter. Treat the current status as a snapshot and check the latest conditions before any descent.
Technical data
Difficulty
-
Based on v-grade scale
Location
Calheta
Max waterfall
110 m
Min rope
-
Rappels
-
Length
-
Recommended level
Unclassified
Official technical sheet
Detailed data, history and technical notes are maintained by Clube Aventura da Madeira on the Canyons da Madeira website.
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Max waterfall:13 m
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